Luminous Collection (#43)

Comb jelly, close up
Comb jelly (Bolinopsis infundibulum), close up view. Comb jellies (Ctenophores) are jellyfish-like organisms that take their common name from their rows of hair-like cilia

Ball lightning, artwork
Ball lightning, computer artwork. This atmospheric phenomenon is most often associated with thunderstorms. It consists of luminous spherical regions of electrical energy that move through the air

Comb jelly (Bolinopsis infundibulum). Comb jellies (Ctenophores) are jellyfish-like organisms that take their common name from their rows of hair-like cilia

Leicester Square
The Luminous Fountain, one of the dramatic features of the Panopticon in Leicester Square

Egryn Chapel Interior
EGRYN CHAPEL, North Wales, is a focal point during the well-witnessed luminous manifestations which seemed to accompany the revivalistic preaching of MARY JONES

Lunar Phenomenon 1893 2
Lunar phenomena in the Polar night : an inverted arch forms a tangent to the moon-ring, luminous patches show where the ring intersects with the horizon

Will of the Wisp, Pether
The ignis fatuus, or marsh light - observed in Lincolnshire

St Elmos Fire / Columbus
Christopher Columbus reports that, during his second voyage, Saint Elmos Fire appeared at the top of his masts, to the alarm of his crew

Marine Lights, Japan
Fishermen of Nanao, in north Japan, report astonishing lights from under the sea : they are attributed to a local legend concerning an under- water spirit

Fireball at Cartagena
A great globe of fire, in the space of some minutes, broke into four lesser balls, which flew off towards the four cardinal points, attended with a clap of thunder

Zodiacal Light (Blunt)
Zodiacal light beyond Roman ruins. It was believed that this type of light is really a luminous atmosphere of the sun

Blunt / Parhelia (2) Pl 96
Seen with a halo - an extensive luminous ring most commonly seen about the moon. Here it is shown about the sun, and you can see a rainbow

St Elmos Fire on Spar
Sailors in the rigging alarmed by the appearance of St Elmos Fire at the tip of a spar

St Elmos Fire / Spears
Julius Caesar reports that his soldiers, during a campaign in North Africa, were alarmed when the tips of their spears began to glow after a storm

Will of the Wisp Devil
Scottish country folk believe that the marsh lights are carried by the devil, luring travellers to their deaths

Lear / Dong / Luminous Nose
THE DONG WITH A LUMINOUS NOSE Playing his pipe

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"Luminous Wonders: Exploring the Spectacular Beauty of the Universe" The Orion Nebula: A celestial masterpiece, where vibrant colors dance amidst a cosmic ballet. St Rosa De Lima: Bathed in an ethereal glow, this sacred site illuminates hearts with its divine radiance. MACS J0717: Behold the grandeur of a colossal galaxy cluster, shimmering like a tapestry woven from stardust. Aurora borealis and Milky Way above Fish Lake, Yukon, Canada: Nature's own light show paints the night sky with luminous strokes of green and purple hues. Total eclipse of the Sun as seen from Earth's orbit: Witnessing our star being veiled by darkness unveils an otherworldly spectacle that leaves us breathless. UFOS / SIBERIAN FIREBALL: Enigmatic lights streak across Siberian skies, igniting imaginations and fueling tales of extraterrestrial encounters. IC 2177 - The Seagull Nebula: Like a mythical bird taking flight through space, this nebula enchants with its radiant feathers spanning vast distances. Alien planet and moon orbiting a red giant star: In this distant realm beyond our reach, strange worlds bask in the warm embrace of their fiery stellar companion. Artist's concept illustrating two Saturn-sized planets discovered by Kepler: These gas giants twirl gracefully around their parent star in an elegant celestial waltz—a mesmerizing sight to behold. The universe is a place of intense color and beauty—where stars burst into existence like fireworks on New Year's Eve and galaxies paint masterpieces across infinite canvases. NGC 457—an open star cluster in Cassiopeia constellation—sparkles like diamonds scattered across velvet skies—a breathtaking jewel box hidden within the cosmos' embrace. Horsehead Nebula in Orion constellation.