As the crowd counted down from five in unison, Fox smashed the button, sending a giant purple laser beam into the night sky above Golden 1 Center. Take a look: .@vivek and @swipathefox light the ...

A mysterious beam of light had thousands of Arizonans looking up on Friday. Was it an asteroid? Aliens coming in for a closer look? Experts think the answer is more down to Earth.

What was the mysterious beam of light seen from Arizona and other western states on May 16? Was it STEVE? An astronomer ...

Following every win, the Kings have a tradition to “light the beam." It’s a rallying cry that’s energized the franchise, the fanbase and even casual NBA fans near and far. The “light the ...

"Light the beam!" exclaimed Kings fans, who were employing the phrase that has become the franchise's rallying cry this season. The 2022-23 season has been a magical one for the Kings, who ...

"I didn't want to be made fun of." NBA teams still poked fun on social media at the "light the beam" gimmick, but the Kings could be the ones getting the last laugh. Us when the Kings beat other ...

Not only does the beam scream, “Victory!” It also feels uniquely Sacramento. And there’s something about that phrase, “Light the Beam!” – the way it rolls off the tongue and the ...

In electron optics, scientists use beams of electrons instead of light to image structures with atomic resolution. Usually, static electromagnetic fields are used to steer and focus the electron ...

The team fired a light beam called a signal pulse through a sealed glass cylinder containing a hot gas containing atoms of the element rubidium, illuminated by a strong ray of light known as a control ...

The end result was a beam of light that moved at 300 times the theoretical limit for the speed of light. It was Einstein who said nothing physical could break this barrier because, among other things, ...

An Aug. 10 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows a beam of light connecting the ground and sky, with smoke billowing around it and a body of water in front of it. “This photo is ...