to ray

To make something start to burn or shine

To throw something with force or cause a change in light, like a shadow

To point a light at something so you can see it

Send out light, heat, sound or gas

Give off heat, light, or energy from a source

To shine brightly and send light in a certain direction

To shine light on something to make it visible

To stop movement, access, or progress

To take in things such as liquid, light, or information

Very strong invisible rays that come from radioactive materials and can harm living tissue

High-energy particles from space that enter Earth's atmosphere

A machine that uses X rays to take pictures of the inside of the body or of bags

A person who makes others feel happy

A strong beam of energy that makes things hot from far away

A strong invisible light from the sun that can damage skin and kill germs

A very large sea animal with wide triangle-shaped fins that eats tiny sea plants and animals

A stream of electrons in a vacuum tube that makes images on old television screens or similar devices

A narrow beam of light you can see shining through darkness

A large glass device in old TVs and computer screens that makes pictures with a beam of electrons

Something or someone that brings hope during a difficult time

A made-up machine that makes people or things much smaller

Special film that records pictures made by X-rays to show bones or the inside of objects

A picture made with X rays that shows the inside of the body

A kind of radiation made of small fast particles from radioactive atoms

A small ray like a manta that grows to about four feet and swims in groups

A large tropical sea animal with wide, winglike fins that swims gracefully

A flat sea fish with a rounded body that lives on the sea floor and gives strong electric shocks

A type of light you cannot see that makes things warm

A large flat sea animal in warm water with long pointed fins and white spots on its back

A way X-rays scatter from the atoms in a crystal to show its structure

A large flat sea animal with a very wide body and a short tail

An electronic device that shows changing electrical signals as lines on a screen using a tube

A large flat sea animal with wing-like fins and a pointed nose found along the east coast of North America

A large flat fish with a broad rounded head like a cow's nose

A fast electron knocked out of an atom when radiation hits it

A type of light, often ultraviolet, that can cause chemical changes

A stream of tiny particles given off by some radioactive materials

A band of cells in a stem or root that moves water and nutrients sideways

A pale beam of light from the moon that shines at night

A thin beam of light from the moon

A small petal-like flower at the edge of a daisy or sunflower head

A flat petal at the edge of a flower head like a daisy or sunflower

People use a very short wave of energy to take pictures of the inside of the body

A lamp that gives strong ultraviolet light for medical or beauty treatments

A strong invisible light from a special lamp used for tanning or skin treatment

A flat sea fish with a dark back covered in white or yellow dots

A thin layer of cells in a plant stem that moves water and food sideways

A picture of the inside of the body made with X-rays

A way to take pictures of the inside of the body using X-rays

A medical treatment that uses X-rays to kill cancer cells

A tube with no air that makes X rays when fast electrons hit metal