Yes, humans technically “glow in the dark” by emitting a very faint light, but it’s too weak for the human eye to detect; this phenomenon is called human bioluminescence, and can be captured with sensitive cameras, showing that the glow is strongest in the late afternoon and around the face area.
I’m always one for science, so there’s always something new I’m learning or researching lol.
First time I heard this Kimberly. Thanks for sharing your knowledge
I actually never knew this.