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• When researchers fired beams of electrons at ice samples to simulate the radiation that regularly lashes Europa’s frigid surface, they noticed that the ice emitted a faint glow that varied depending on which minerals were present in the ice.

• The ice samples all gave off a whitish glow, because they emitted light at many different wavelengths.

• Microbes and animals living in the soil emit this greenhouse gas.

• The ultraviolet light was at wavelengths emitted by molecular hydrogen — the type of glow expected of sprites or elves on Jupiter, whose atmosphere is made mostly of hydrogen, rather than nitrogen.

• Yet when the hole emits the equivalent of 100 kilograms in radiation, that radiation is completely unstructured.

• Now, with the help of 7,000 light-emitting diodes or LEDs, the detailed work has emerged from the shadows.

• Light Emitting Diodes embedded in the panels could be programmed to light up with decorations, or with messages.

• The next generation, light emitting diodes (LEDS), are extremely expensive and only come in a few shapes and sizes.

• When a pumpkin is sent to the landfill, it rots, emitting methane, an alarmingly potent greenhouse gas.

• Co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin drive low-emitting Priuses and Teslas.

• These cigars are usually pressed, and burn well, leaving a dark-colored ash, and emitting a fragrant odor.

• The plant is a strong, vigorous grower, and ripens early, an odor like that of Havana tobacco.