ECO typically means lower voltage, but here XPG worries about its carbon footprint with its new, very luminous, and fast set of Lancer Neon RGB Eco DDR5.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) gets a breath of fresh air as it collides beams of protons and oxygen ions for the very first ...

Neon signs used to be everywhere - but they were especially prevalent as bright beacons calling hungry travelers to American ...

Step off the beaten path and meet the last artisans behind Hong Kong’s hand-carved mahjong tiles, neon signs, and flip clocks ...

Neon, which lends its name to the medium, glows red-orange. Other gases, like argon and helium, produce different colors, allowing for a rich palette. Although neon signs were commercialized in the ...

Phillips created this sign, entitled “Just Hang Me Out to Dry,” using 10mm clear glass filled with argon and mercury for the teal, and neon for the red-orange.

Although neon signs lost their appeal in the 1990s, they’ve made a bit of comeback. “ (There) has been a resurgence and I would say that has been a positive thing,” Benko said.

She’s one of a few still preserving and practicing an art that loses a little more every year. The neon and argon artist continues to take on challenges using her skills such as helping with ...

Skilled artisans shape glowing neon signs by expertly bending heated glass tubes into precise designs. Each tube is carefully filled with noble gases like neon or argon, creating a vibrant glow ...

The signs are filled either with neon or argon, depending on the intended color, while coatings on the tube effect a wider range of hues, from candy pink to fluorescent yellow and emerald green.

News Published: 10 February 1934 Neon Signs Nature 133, 206 (1934) Cite this article ...

That's the American Sign Museum, which saw 60,000 visitors last year. It's not the only one. The National Neon Sign Museum in The Dalles, Oregon, is popular, too.