lightstick

The red looks black in the green glow of the lightstick.

A lightstick, left from the Age of Legends, or so it was said.

She sat at her desk sketching on a data padd with a lightstick.

A tiny chemical toilet, on the off-chance she would remember how to use it The bio-luminescent lightstick.

See also lightstick for chemiluminescence-based glowing items.

The basis for the nocturnal game is the Cyalume lightstick, a chemical light that is activated by bending the stick in half.

A stooped old man in a baggy coat was patiently and almost soundlessly trimming a hedge with a hand-guided lightstick.

To realise a balloon-carried light effect, one or more balloons are used, capable of carrying a lightstick or a small battery powered lamp.

Pick Point's clear, plastic resin golf ball has a hole in the middle for fitting a 1.5-inch lightstick into the standard-sized (1.68 inches in diameter) ball.

And the "persistence of vision" is illustrated by Bill Bell's "Triple Aye Lightstick," a contraption that seems to make words fly through the air.

There were names and addresses printed in huge lightstick letters on all the doors in the neighborhood; no doubt many Strawberry Fielders were easily confused.

Alex had already set up the site machine shop servos to drill air holes in all of the crates, and there would be an unbreakable bio-luminescent lightstick in each.

The other fun competition that I entered was the same idea but it is played in the dark you use a special ball which is slightly transparent there is a hole in the middle of the ball which a lightstick goes through.

The lightstick lasts for up to six hours sometimes longer you tee up the ball on every shot so that you can't hit the light stick out when this game is played the flags are all lit up with bigger lightsticks.