The color that glows is like the color of a lightning bug.  Kinda freaks me out.  I've got more than twenty spots.
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It means you have a skin fungus.\nA black light is the way some dermatologists check to see if a skin condition is fungus.\nI am surprised these areas have not bothered you.\nI would get to a dermatologist right away and bring the black light with you to show him in case he does not have one.\nMany dermatologists have black lights to see if a condition is actaully fungus but not all.\nBut hey should all know about the blacklight beieng the test for fungus on the skin.
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Tough it is a bit late, its not unheard of, as long as they don't freeze  they can survive just with a somewhat slow metalbolism, its been a rather warm Nov in the north east which may account for this, once the temp really plummets they will stop appearing. If its the ones shaped like a T its probably a plume moth, if not its probably some type of noctuid.
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It is evidently the chrome, etc. covering of plastic parts to make them gleam bright.  It may start with non-electrolytic coating(s) that can then be electroplated.
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I have fixed the problem before changing the lithium battery.  That would be the next guess since you tried to adjust the contrast.\n\nThe next step may be checking with the manufacturer
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It could be a form of migraine starting.  The best thing would be to check with a doctor.  For some people, certain types of lighting brings on a migraine.
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I was right! It's a FLICKER !\n\nIt's a kind of woodpecker, also known as the yellowhammer.\n\nThat was really a good description.\n\nI guessed flicker, then I checked out your pic!\n\nCOOL!\n\n;-)
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I have never seen a ufo, but every once in a while there is a small bluish purple dot in the sky that looks like a purple pink-blueish star, it flashes and is really odd. I looked at maps and everything, there are no little radio crappy shows, or anything. in fact it's a big field in nowhere, it's scary. I'm too chicken to drive out there and see what it is. It's creppy where I live.
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Well, no matter how cool it looks in advertising or if you're a nutty rock musician, it's just not acceptable attire underneath these UV lights.  Can cause seizures, I'm sure.
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Marks like that are said to be heart, liver or kidney, so maybe you should go see a Doctor. \n\nBut it could be an old injury, just showing up now, I have a line that runs the same direction, but it's not colored, in fact most of my nails have this. As we age, we lose oils that we had when we were younger and we notice stuff that was once not there.
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Very hard to say without more of a description, but the first thing that camr to mind is a tortoise beetle. Some look clear and I've found some that look like they are made of pure shiny gold.\nA picture at the link below.
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Same principle as neon lighting.  With a neon light you have a gas with current passing through it causing it to emit off a light.  In this case it sounds like a concentration of whatever the specific gas happened to be in the air at the lightning strike, and what you saw was the gas emitting it's light.  Anyone happen to know what gas gives off green light in neon lights?
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It sounds as though it is most likely the highly luminous Click beetle (Family Elateridae) Pyrophorus noctilucus, as several others have already mentioned.\n\nThis beetle, sometimes also called the Fire Beetle, has two bioluminescent patches on its pronotum, behind the head, that look somewhat like glowing eyes or headlights.  Allegedly they can be bright enough to read by.\n\nPyrophorus noctilucus is native to Central and South America, so it is not outside the realm of possibility that one could show up in South Florida.\n\nInterestingly enough, this critter in giant form is the basis of one of the classic Dungeons & Dragons critters, the Fire Beetle, found in the original Monster Manual.  (OK, maybe that's not that interesting unless you are as geeky as I am).
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Lightning can be any color. It is reflected off things that are near it, so it could be any color.
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maybe that's an eczema. u have to go to a dermatologist.
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It's very hard to tell what it might be without seeing a picture, but if you are checking out http://www.whatsthatbug.com then I'd recommend checking out the pictures of the boxelder bug and see if that matches your critter.
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yes i guess it is starting to work for you. aura has different colors depending on the energy the person is projecting.
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Are you wearing pink gloves or socks? There's a good chance it could be coming from something you're wearing. It could also be from using pink furniture.