☢Meaning and Description
The Radioactive emoji "☢", depicts a small black and yellow symbol. It features three yellow triangles arranged in a circular pattern, with the tips pointing inward, which serves as a visual warning of potential radiation danger.
The radioactive emoji goes by other names like the radiation sign, nuclear emoji, and Ionizing radiation symbol, all be used to convey the concept of radioactivity or radiation hazards. It is often associated with nuclear power, radioactive materials, or areas that require caution due to potential radiation exposure.
In real life, you'll find radioactive signage ☢ on nuclear power facilities, radioactive storage sites, medical radiology labs, and anywhere housing hazardous radioactive material. The emoji is a digital representation of this environmental caution symbol.
On social media, the radioactive emoji is often used in a tongue-in-cheek way to signal someone is “glowing✨” or looking hot and spicy! People also use it humorously to indicate they’re wild, chaotic or “off the rails.” It can also be used metaphorically to represent something harmful or toxic. So if you see it, don't take it too seriously!
Did you know that 🤓 this symbol was first created in 1946 by a team at the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory, University of California, aiming for a clear, effective radiation hazard warning⚠. It's now globally used as the standard radiation caution sign, mandated by law and guided by standard bodies. Plus, you'll find it in areas beyond radiation, like pop culture, art, music, and fashion! Isn't this COOL?!
The radioactive emoji goes by other names like the radiation sign, nuclear emoji, and Ionizing radiation symbol, all be used to convey the concept of radioactivity or radiation hazards. It is often associated with nuclear power, radioactive materials, or areas that require caution due to potential radiation exposure.
In real life, you'll find radioactive signage ☢ on nuclear power facilities, radioactive storage sites, medical radiology labs, and anywhere housing hazardous radioactive material. The emoji is a digital representation of this environmental caution symbol.
On social media, the radioactive emoji is often used in a tongue-in-cheek way to signal someone is “glowing✨” or looking hot and spicy! People also use it humorously to indicate they’re wild, chaotic or “off the rails.” It can also be used metaphorically to represent something harmful or toxic. So if you see it, don't take it too seriously!
Did you know that 🤓 this symbol was first created in 1946 by a team at the Berkeley Radiation Laboratory, University of California, aiming for a clear, effective radiation hazard warning⚠. It's now globally used as the standard radiation caution sign, mandated by law and guided by standard bodies. Plus, you'll find it in areas beyond radiation, like pop culture, art, music, and fashion! Isn't this COOL?!
💡Extended reading and popular science
The meaning of emoji symbol ☢ is radioactive, it is related to sign, it can be found in emoji category: "🛑 Symbols" - "⚠️ Warning".
🔸 ☢ (2622) There is no Emoji version of this Unicode character, which means that on most mobile phones or computer systems, the character can only be displayed in black and white character style, but in a few good compatibility platforms, it can still display color picture style. The Unicode organization does not yet recommend its use as a universal emoji symbol.
☢ (2622) - unqualified Emoji, See also: ☢️ (2622 FE0F) - fully-qualified Emoji.
The current ☢ is a basic Emoji without variant symbols, and there are two Emoji variation sequences corresponding to it: ☢️ (emoji style, displaying colorful symbols on most new platforms) and ☢︎ (text style, displaying black and white symbols on some old platforms).☢Examples and Usage
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☢Basic Information
Emoji: | ☢ |
Shortname: | radioactive |
Known as: | International Radiation Symbol | Nuclear |
Codepoint: | U+2622 Copy |
Decimal: | ALT+9762 |
Unicode Version: | 1.1 (1993-06) |
Emoji Version: | None |
Categories: | 🛑 Symbols |
Sub Categories: | ⚠️ Warning |
Keywords: | radioactive | sign |
Proposal: | L2/13‑207 |
👨💻Unicode Information (Advanced Usage)
☢Trend Chart
☢Popularity rating over time
Date Range: 2019-04-07 - 2024-04-07
Update Time: 2024-04-08 17:26:36 UTC ☢and in the last five years, the popularity of this emoji has continued to rise.In 2021 and 2022, the trend of its popularity converge.In 2019, the trend of its popularity rate began to rise.
Update Time: 2024-04-08 17:26:36 UTC ☢and in the last five years, the popularity of this emoji has continued to rise.In 2021 and 2022, the trend of its popularity converge.In 2019, the trend of its popularity rate began to rise.
☢See also
☢Relative Topic
☢Combos and Memes
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☢Extended Content
☢More Languages
Language | Short Name & Link |
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Arabic | ☢ إشعاع |
Bulgarian | ☢ радиоактивно |
Chinese, Simplified | ☢ 辐射 |
Chinese, Traditional | ☢ 放射性 |
Croatian | ☢ radioaktivnost |
Czech | ☢ radioaktivita |
Danish | ☢ radioaktiv |
Dutch | ☢ radioactief |
Filipino | ☢ radioactive |
Finnish | ☢ säteilyvaara |
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