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Illuminator Light Sources A human-made device uses electricity to create bright, steady light from gases or metals like mercury and sodium that shine when heated to high temperatures by an electric current passing through them. People have created different shapes and sizes of these devices, which they call lamps, to put them in homes, workplaces, and other areas. The devices often hang from ceilings or sit on tables and desks as standalone items or embedded parts in machines like cars, appliances, and lighting fixtures. Most devices use high-voltage electrical current and an internal mechanism with tiny gas bubbles inside a sealed tube filled with electrically charged gases to create the light effect. People are designing and building these devices in many countries. In the United States alone, companies are creating new lamps for commercial and home use with improved safety features like less risk of fire or shock from electrical overload when used as designed. A large amount of electricity runs through a metal or carbon wire inside the tube that produces the light by heating the tiny gas bubbles.