🔬 136 - TEN THINGS to look at under the Microscope when STUCK AT HOME | Amateur Science

[@MattyExplore]

Thank you as always for your wonderful videos, I’m appreciating them even more so during these difficult times. Thanks again and stay safe :)

[@ClownsAreCool44]

I just got a microscope for Christmas. I’m very excited to use it and study!

[@rogerparker3422]

That was very interesting - thanks! You are helping to preserve sanity during lockdown!

[@Electrofunk1938]

İ Always have an idea to put Something under the microscope when im in school but i forget when i get back home thank you for suggestions :)

[@Microbehunter]

You're welcome 😊

[@fieldo85]

Great to see your video production skills growing. Your efforts are appreciated. Thanks (from a fellow Oliver).

[@Microbehunter]

Many thanks!

[@govin74]

I did the sink drain and it worked amazing..first time seeing moving organism under microscope.

[@harshsoni6422]

The quarantine at its best 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@negamerisltu299]

Why does this guy not have more subs than dude perfect

[@footy7productions665]

He is awesome , he is the why I got a microscope !

[@morgankennedy6708]

Just found this channel and I love it! You are my spirit animal. I bought a veterinary clinic-level microscope to do fecal examinations on my horses, but I also keep tarantulas and have managed to sex very small spiders (you do it with the molt). I also love putting random things under the microscope just because.

[@glennk.7348]

Cool! Can you put the magnification for each video clip on screen too?

[@astropartii]

can you do a ‘levels of safety precautions’ for handling different levels of ‘hot-agents’ ? 🦠🧪🔬😷

[@Microbehunter]

I did something similar: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmjIqXWIhruEfaM

[@JimHendrickson]

Another thing that's interesting to look at is common table salt, NaCl. Though you can't put it in a drop of water under a cover glass because the crystals will dissolve, so you have to shake a bit of it loose on a slide and be careful not to breathe on it.

[@zananeagra]

Nice one , plus are many things more to do in your home mini lab. For exemple show your variant of tissue culture for plants from mini home gardens. How to multiply your favorite plants at home whit no speciall needs. ;)

[@rbranjan9982]

You are hilarious and an excellent teacher. You must be a school teacher -- I reckon! And I adore your *accent* (I have one too!) and your *YA*s and other verbal "place-holders" and *silent-gap* fillers!! BRAVO!!! ;-)

[@huilin8191]

Thanks for the advice!

[@willmcconnell6008]

Hiked to the lake next to my house yesterday to get some algae to look at before the stay at home order went into effect. Definitely will try these too!

[@vicayershova]

You are amazing 💕

[@sohnish1986]

I appreciate you. Not all people doing that good work. I know all people wants to be engineer or computer scientist. But Like Oliver my friend we should make a hobby in microscopy (including me) make our work in field in microscopy. As a computer expert I appreciate his work 👌 and all who giving all life to make people and nature balanced. Good night Oliver.

[@Mark-ks9jj]

Great video as usual well done

[@whendeathdeclareswar7458]

I could easily spend a week in your office with your tools.

[@sweetdoll4100]

Sir ..this videos very useful ...thank you sir..next videos is bacteria name to explain to very usefull sir

[@leandrocermelli1540]

I found many rotifers and nematods in a little crack in my kitchen that is usually wet. Also if you put some leftovers in a little water you may find ciliads as well, and also bacteria, I think. If you have some moist in the bathroom you might want to take a look there also. I found colonies of rotifers

[@nikonovandrej1985]

This is going to be fun, thank you!

[@zezlink8180]

Looking at your phone under a microscope is cool you can see all the little red, green and blue lights.

[@beakittelscherz5419]

Klasse. Macht echt Spaß :-)

[@JaySDunham]

Another very interesting video! What do you use to label the slides? Does it wash off?

[@Microbehunter]

This is a permanent marker. It can be removed with alcohol. The slides are frosted (white on the edge) and pencil also works.

[@kightremin]

Thank you. Stay safe

[@RetiredFE]

Thank you so much for your video's. I have been so inspired by them I purchased an Olympus BH-2 on ebay for $320 and have having a great time. I am getting some incredible photo's using using your technique for polizarition and my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 phone. I greatly appreciate your videos. Keep up the great work!!!!

[@Microbehunter]

The BH-2 is a great microscope. Still popular even though it is not manufactured anymore. The good thing is that there are still many replacement parts and accessories available second hand.

[@annfambeck2132]

And thank u soo much for thinking of us

[@nachiket481]

Hey this is a really nice video

[@leonaleona333]

Thank you for this video. it really helps!

[@Mark-ks9jj]

If you add a very small amount of detergent to your mount water you will reduce surface tension which will make it easier to get rid of air bubbles

[@4588ron]

I love your Channel!

[@TyB95]

the stuff in the drain was absolutely disgusting but FASCINATING!

[@PresidentEvil101]

Love the videos you do MicrobeHunter! But holy crap it is time to clean that computer, talk about a cringe worthy amount of dust! Thanks for the content!

[@annfambeck2132]

Can u pls make a video with the topic of "staining" ( using fountain ink ) and explain,...what can we stain with the fountain ink.......pls🥺🥺🙏

[@vdurga9042]

Lovely

[@anykoop]

I'm just finding this a year later.... I want to know more about that plant you found in the dust from your computer.... LIKE, WHAT, A PLANT... you cant just breeze past that

[@truckeejp]

When the news is talking about the Covid 19 virus they always show someone in a lab looking through a microscope, what could they possibly be looking at in connection with the virus? Thanks

[@Microbehunter]

I think they are using stock images/videos. You need electron microscopes for viruses, and they are large, expensive. Having someone in a white lab coat looking through a microscope is something everyone can identify with. It has become something of a representation of a "scientist" or "science" and they use it in the news to make it appear more interesting.

[@truckeejp]

@@Microbehunter Well we have to get you an Electron microscope for more images and possibilities' thanks' : )

[@Microbehunter]

@truckee jp I'd already be happy with a Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) microscope - problem it, it costs as much as a car.......

[@mikb4372]

Just with 10 things you made a great video Do you thing that there are some micro organisms that have not yet discovered such as those in the depths of oceans for example or is it not possible

[@Microbehunter]

This is actually a known fact, that the majority of microorganisms have not yet been discovered yet. We know that becasue only a small fraction of bacteria can actually be grown in lab conditions in order to study them. Scientists know that there are many more microorganisms, because they did a direct DNA study. I talked (a bit) about this topic in my other Channel, here is a link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppuxXoV_o71mo8k

[@PredatorGaming-2007]

Thank you. Can you make a video about cheek cells

[@DoseofScienceDoS]

I know u live in Amsterdam but water isn't supposed to be that high in sewer pipe. It makes it so bacteria can I felt sink/tub surface

[@bingshenlee3477]

I recently purchase a second hand microscope with a burst light bulb and a spoiled light control dial. Can I just modify using a adjustable LED light?

[@prgsh85]

My 8 year son watch your youtube channel and like to study his own hair, bird feathers, plant leaf structure under his compound microscope.

[@jthepickle7]

I was hoping for the edge of a straight razor as I just bought a microscope to check my edge. (not yet delivered)

[@mementovivere2]

Thanks, another great video! How do you safely discard the glass slides you threw in the bin?

[@Microbehunter]

Hello, the answer can be found in a video in my other channel. Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZDOlYSofcSEesU

[@yourrightiamwrong9407]

Can I use this glass thing more than one time?

[@krisiluttinen]

I have an IMT-2 Olympus and noticed this excessive purple fringing/chromatic aberration. I have same objectives and phase objectives, they all exhibit this. I'm starting to believe its the Olympus microscope itself their prisms are causing this excessive color fringing. I have a Motic microscope also and same objective no purple. I need to test more. What do you think Mr Microbehuhter?

[@atlas_yt5360]

Uhhmm can i ask Can we reuse the glass thingy Idk Cuz its mah first time Also is it ok to cut the glass thingy to save it if we cant reuse ?

[@prgsh85]

Thank you 🇮🇳

[@luigiolivobozzano5944]

Thank you!!!

[@PredatorGaming-2007]

And please tell me which microscope do you use?

[@rajender13]

I grafted a few root stocks today... Your video makes me curious about cross sectional view of the cambium layer.. I dont own any microscope.. I think it would require huge lenses to do so..

[@Microbehunter]

Cambium cells (like many other plant cells) can be seen easily with 100x total magnification (10x eyepiece and 10x objective). So you do not need much magnification.

[@DjOzKid]

Do you always need the sample to be in liquid or can you see it as is?

[@DjOzKid]

I mean if I sliced a tomato thinly to be able to see the cell structure of it, what would the liquid do other then refraction?

[@annfambeck2132]

Thank u soo much

[@Microbehunter]

Most welcome 😊

[@danielbrowniel]

I work with an xray machine everyday and never think to do anything interesting. Cellphones done it.. all electronics are boring at this point.

[@silenttraveler2710]

Total Awesomeness....

[@theophanesalut985]

What's a fairly interesting video

[@KaladinStormBlessed190]

When u say "vegetal oil" do u mean any vegetal oil like corn oil or soy oil for example?

[@Microbehunter]

some cooking oils are corn-based or a mix of other plant oils

[@elrisedarkwynde1561]

Can you review an Amscope microscope?

[@Microbehunter]

As a matter of fact, I have reviewed one in my other channel, a stereo microscope. But many Amscope microscopes are rebranded and are therefore the same as from other companies. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJyQc4OCftR5q5I

[@elrisedarkwynde1561]

@@Microbehunter thank you, im new to your channel and im thinking of buying my first microscope 🤗

[@luigiolivobozzano5944]

There are some microscope condenser that aren't good for dark field illumination?

[@Microbehunter]

Not to my knowledge. One would have to try out. Some microscopes have a rotating disk, and this would not work.

[@luigiolivobozzano5944]

Ok thank you

[@manzerimam3814]

Why not you try staining? Of different things

[@metiusabt2581]

Vi kovru vian nazon ankaux per via masko! :-) Dankon pro via interesaj filmetoj! Mi tre gxuas ilin.

[@Microbehunter]

:-)

[@personaladvisorytv]

hi... watch your vid on How to see bacteria with a microscope. Is it possible to see viruses under a microscope? I know viruses are smaller? thx!

[@Microbehunter]

Only electron microscopes (very expensive). They are too small.

[@dirku63]

Can you stain a little bit in some videos?

[@bellavandermerwe7702]

Are you from South Africa?

[@AnimeBoyAbhi]

all the things you told are visible under toy microscope ?

[@Microbehunter]

With the exception of bacteria, most things can also be seen with a toy microscope, but the quality will not be very good.

[@whendeathdeclareswar7458]

Yeast and sugar.

[@royalfolkspark]

Used slides are trash. No way to reuse them ?

[@Microbehunter]

If you clean them, it's often not a problem. Slides that contain infectious material (blood etc) I always trash. Otherwise it is possible to add some hand disinfectant on the slide before washing it.

[@killerzweg509]

Rule number one in microscopie! Never, ever, put anything ín your house under a microscope! :'D

[@gmanply7491]

How to find hepatitis c virus in blood please make vedio

[@Microbehunter]

You have 2 options: PCR or an ELISA test. These can not be done at home. Microscopes don't work, unfortunately. Viruses are too small to be seen with a microscope. Hepatitis can be easily determined by going to the doctor, who will then take some blood and send it to a lab.

[@gmanply7491]

Microbehunter THANK-YOU FOR REPLY YOU ARE KIND PERSON MAY U GET MORE REWARD FROM LORD , IF YOU CAN MAKE VEDIO ON HOW TO FIND DEASES IN BLOOD USING MICROSCOPE , JUST HOW THEY DO IN LAB , WHICH WE CAN SEE THROUGH YOUR MICROSCOP IF ITS EASY THEN MAKE A GUIDELINE VEDIO , AND ONE MORE THING I WANT TO SHARE WITH U SPERMS OF MAN NOT LIVE IN TESTICALS, ITS MOVES FROM MIDLE OF CHEST OF MALE AND ITS PASSES FROM KIDNEY TO TESTICALS AND THEN EJECULATE , THATS WHAT SCIENCE WILL FIGURE OUT IN FUTURE ONE DAY, THATS WHAT MY RELIGON SAYS , ANY HOW THX SIR I M NEW TO MCROSCOP N I WANA BUY N LEARN FROM YOU THANX ONCE AGAIN, HOP U WILL MAKE VEDIOS ON BLOOD DEASES HOW TO FIGURE THEM IN BLOOD JUST FOR KNOWLEGE

[@boris2342]

65 th viewer !

[@IgorNV]

Why isn't this channel bigger? This is such a sin.

[@whendeathdeclareswar7458]

Wow 30k subs, awesome, been watching your channel now for around 18+ months. Remember subbing at around 800 sub's. My first video was the tick.

[@Nightingale-ul7ch]

I thought you were tv filthy frank sorry

[@torokignyac9753]

I saw lot ofyour vodeos.please stay at your interest and always at neutral themes

[@MrGhosh09]

Wear mask properly 😷