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What causes the sea to glow?
The ocean can glow and glitter like the stars in the sky thanks to a natural chemical process known as bioluminescence, which allows living things to produce light in their body. The bioluminescent sea will glow when it’s disturbed by a wave breaking or a splash in the water at night.
Is there anything in the Glowing Sea?
The Glowing Sea is dangerous, yet intriguing, area in Fallout 4. The Glowing Sea is the most irradiated area in Fallout 4. It is not actually a sea, instead being a wasteland of destroyed buildings and empty landscapes. The most common enemy players will find are Ghouls, deathclaws, and the occasional Child of Atom.
What is the glowing ocean called?
Milky seas, also called mareel, is a luminous phenomenon in the ocean in which large areas of seawater (up to 6,000 sq mi or 16,000 km2) appear to glow translucently (in varying shades of blue). Such occurrences glow brightly enough at night to be visible from satellites orbiting Earth.
Where is milky sea?
About two or three milky seas occur per year worldwide, mostly in the waters of the northwest Indian Ocean and off the coast of Indonesia.
How does water glow blue?
The glowing blue hue is from bioluminescence, a semi-regular occurrence, when tiny organisms such as plankton get stirred up and give off this light. We saw a lot of it last spring, up and down the coast. But it’s hard to predict, so we can’t say if this year will be the same.
What is the most radioactive place in Fallout 4?
Most radioactive places in Fallout 4
Location | Rads per second (and difficulty) |
---|---|
Inside the Nuclear Submarine in The Nucleus (Far Harbor) | 60 on normal |
The Gauntlet (Nuka World) | 60 on normal |
Institute Reactor | 63 on very hard |
Most radiation pools in the Glowing Sea | 66 on very hard |
Where is the red rocket in the glowing sea?
The Red Rocket is an unmarked location in the Commonwealth in 2287. It is in the Glowing Sea, just northwest of the northern cave.
Do sea lice glow?
Also known as sea sparkle, these bioluminescent plankton float under the surface and flash brightly when disturbed, possibly to scare off or distract predators. Since running your hand through the water, swimming in it, or even boating disturbs the little guys, it’s easy to get them riled up and glowing.
Can bioluminescence be seen from space?
Now, scientists report that ocean bioluminescence can be so intense and massive in scale that satellites orbiting five hundred miles high can see glowing mats of microorganisms as they materialize in the seas.