Scientists Ben Yuen and Angela Demetriadou at the University of Birmingham have developed a new way to visualize how a single particle of light, or photon, is shaped by its environment.
This theoretical model illustrates how a photon's behavior changes when it interacts with different materials or electromagnetic fields.
https://t.co/VjjLekg1wc
#photon #science #physics
f you liked these clips, you may also enjoy my full video on Blood vs. Distilled Water, where I also show the different effects of osmotic environments! https://t.co/qmp0F4ReOz
@MarioNawfal These videos are presented to look like they are from a microscopic view of your phone.
In reality, the organisms shown in these videos are from environments like ponds or mite cultures, not from your phone. They can't survive on your phone.
There are no mites or worms like Chaetogaster on your phone. These creatures cannot survive on electronic devices, and you would easily see them with the naked eye if they were there. The bugs/worms you might see in microscope videos are not present in everyday environments like your phone or even food.
Some close-up shots of Bladder Gall Mites! These cylindrical shaped mites are the reason you see those red spots on maple tree leaves! The red spots are their home where they feed on the tissues of the leaf inside!
These are dandelion stigma under a microscope!
These little strands are covered in trichomes, which have a few functions, but their main purpose is aiding in pollination by capturing pollen grains
All of the little jagged spheres you see are the pollen grains!
#microbiology
This is a few drops of stagnant pond water full of Paramecium cells!
You can easily see these organisms with your eyes:)
#microbiology#science#microscope