For more than 400 years, sailors have reported a mysterious phenomenon in which the ocean appears to glow bright green […] ...

According to CNN Science, J. Brunskill, an officer aboard a ship called the SS Ixion that had sailed through the Arabian Sea ...

The bioluminescence of milky seas would originate from bacteria, particularly Vibrio harveyi. Unlike the flashes of microalgae, their light is continuous, comparable to an artificial starry sky.

which was found to contain the bacteria Vibrio harveyi. Today, the strain, which is known to be bioluminescent, remains the prime suspect. But it's far from conclusive evidence. Perhaps it doesn't ...

Conditions for selective precipitation We initially tested the idea of selective compaction precipitation using salmon sperm DNA, pBGS19Luxwt (a 6-kb derivative of pUC19 expressing Vibrio harveyi ...