Researchers observed Cherenkov radiation as the high-energy particles passed through the detector, producing a faint blue glow.

Cerenkov radiation glowed faintly along the particle's trajectory inside the detector.

Hospitals implement strict shielding and monitoring protocols to protect staff from ionizing radiation during imaging procedures.

Electromagnetic radiation can transfer energy across vast distances as photons while its oscillating electric and magnetic fields remain perpendicular to one another.

Geologists measured the background radiation at different elevations to study its variation.

The finches on the island are a classic example of adaptive radiation, with different beak shapes evolving to exploit distinct food sources.

The engineer used a radiation pyrometer to measure the furnace's surface temperature without contact.

Scientists debated whether the detector could distinguish gravitational radiation from local seismic noise.

Following the nuclear accident, several people developed radiation sickness, experiencing nausea and hair loss.

After the accident, the workers were hospitalized for radiation poisoning and required long-term monitoring.