An Hour of Our Uncut Microscopic Footage

[@AustinMichaelDearing]

They should show this on the big TV at the doctor’s office instead of the usual nature videos

[@alexio1942]

or in high school biology, really get their inspiration going

[@SimonsAstronomy]

True

[@VixTrixx]

I love the fish swimming on the tv too though haha

[@sfsinfinity5862]

@@alexio1942 exactly :D

[@Cec9e13]

I'm in the ER with the daughter who needs stitches, her first ever, and put her to sleep with your 37 minute slo-mo video. This is the next one that came up LOL. The perfect thing to keep her that way...

[@sokaikat674]

I worked in a hospital lab for years. We had a fabulous microscope and when it rained I would go and collect water out of the mud puddles. I love these little 'animalcules' as Van Leeuwenhoek called them.

[@kurtflint64]

I love putting this on a big screen TV and sleeping to it at night. I have a playlist of just these hour-long specials, and I enjoy waking up from a dream to the video, going and getting a glass of water, and then drifting off again to the beautiful music.

[@pharaohsmagician8329]

Sometimes I wonder if I would have difficulty sleeping if there was a months long power outage Blackout lol. I only sleep maybe 8x a month without some kind of white noise, and that's because I paused it before I slept and it was playing for 1 hour at least (usually way longer as I watched and ate dinner) before i paused.

[@lf906]

this guy's living right.

[@CapsAdmin]

would love to have this as an animated desktop background without the text!

[@bylouala579]

You could trim the edges

[@yoursexualizedgrandparents6929]

Well the video is only 1080p, so it probably wouldn't look too great unless you have a very low res computer, especially if you were to trim the text out.

[@mrallosauce2525]

Already done

[@_KillerD_]

@@yoursexualizedgrandparents6929 *ONLY* 1080!? *VERY LOW* RES!? ;-;

[@nathanaelraynard2641]

Tbh with the text being on the screen would be better for a wallpaper, i probably won't know what they are without the text

[@the2nd965]

Man I love it when they release videos like this. I've been in alot of stress lately this is what I needed.

[@kevandeg]

like $2 a month for the videos on Patreon iirc, it's frickin great

[@budnrobots2968]

andrew makes very soothing music. thank you guys for posting such a thing to youtube for the masses.

[@ariel-jy8kj]

I FINALLY FIGURED OUT THAT WHAT I SAW IN MY MICROSCOPE WAS A NAUPLIUS THANK YOU I'VE BEEN SEARCHING FOR MONTHS

[@Rachel72274]

Bonjour vous avez quoi comme marque de microscope ?

[@PapaIce2314]

Please do this more often. 🙏 For some of us it's really soothing.

[@Guts240]

The music has a Bruce Faulconer feel to me. Great music, great footage, great work. You guys are just great.

[@alienrobotcommando]

Loved it!! Really enjoyed and appreciated being able to zoom in and really get an intimate look at these little guys. 🥰

[@DavidMoviez]

I still cant believe that this channel doesnt have more than atLEAST 5 million subscribers.

[@daveandgena3166]

Gorgeous music, gorgeous images. Thank you!!!

[@babygorilla4233]

Oh sick I've never thought about the scale bar on microscope footage. I've made things with tolerance smaller than some single cell organisms. It's so cool getting a sense of perspective on things that small.

[@BenCloverfieldLane]

This channel should have millions of subscribers. Incredible stuff that science has allowed us to see!

[@isabellahernandez5411]

This is so original and cool, love this Video so much

[@mossyfriends1911]

legit these vids help my stupid adhd brain fall asleep. Also, they sometimes serve as art inspo as well. I’ve started to draw the lil pond critters and they’re a nice warm-up.

[@Microskopic]

I play this every time I go microbe hunting and gather water samples. The intricacies in the sound design is absolutely amazing 👏🏾. Welp time to go microbe hunting 😊🫶🏾🎶❤️🎧

[@toxicdemon5426]

They're so beautiful its inspiring. very little things inspire me the way the microcosmos does, the only other thing is the universe itself but that's so large and unreachable it's more of an ethereal inspiration. So it's comforting to know that i can find inspiration from something so small and so close. Sorry if this sound pretentious or rambly, i just love this stuff so much and it makes me genuinely excited when im able to think up of new ideas through the help of something ill never see with my own eyes.

[@SamwellBritton]

This is excellent and as much as I love the interesting, calming narration of Hank, it's wonderful to get fully submerged in Andrew Huang's awesome soundscapes. Hats off to one and all. Thank you for the many hours James puts into this journey :D

[@annemariemyburgh7252]

just stumbled across this channel, and LOVING IT ALREADY, thank you for the upload

[@Lenape_Lady]

The Opercularia is beautiful! It looks like a slender underwater flower blooming with all its stalks.

[@mikmak12711]

Thanks you guys. This was perfect for today.

[@pain_of_rose]

You guys are doing amazing job you guys have taught me a lot keep up the great footage

[@ladydainwinters8564]

Literally laying here with my cat, and watching 😆.

[@Luna_Spiritus]

1:55 💕 I fell asleep in minutes Bless You 💗💗💗💗

[@Aneeruth-st3se]

Whoa. This is just phenomenal

[@NekkiSol]

Thanks for creating your content mate.

[@chrisrice5197]

This is really cool and I am going to put it on the screen in my biology class. One suggestion - get rid of the empty cell walls unless there is something interesting happening around it.

[@Mythreesons137.]

That was really good. I understand more now when I'm looking through my microscope TU

[@pharaohsmagician8329]

A long time ago on the Apple App store there used to be a game called "oZone" that was about moving a circle through a top down puzzle environment. It had music similar to this and I still remember it clearly despite it being 11 years. I wish the game was on Android.

[@petitpiou1000]

Magnifiques images, et de très bonne qualité. Merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo.

[@gircakes2]

1:17 It looks like that cell has a teddy bear next to it.

[@Wanhope2]

Love this! Any plans for long form 1440p or 4k stuff?

[@1.4142]

I wonder if one could also record microscopic sounds.

[@fantasticmicrobes]

Some researchers did this just this year I think with bacteria. The beating of the bacteria’s flagella produces tiny sound waves. I think there’s a video somewhere on KZbin where you can hear it too!

[@donschwiethale3830]

Oh. My. Goodness. That sounds SO CUTE

[@rachelpickham954]

Having this up on my flatscreen while I work is my favorite part of my job!! 😂

[@Srcsqwrn]

I wish there was more of this!

[@abby_dancer5684]

“hanging out with your cat” my cat watching this on my laptop with me rn: hey

[@epsilonthedragon1249]

I didn’t know Andrew composed for this channel. That’s awesome!

[@you2angel1]

Oh! This was fun. I love it °•~.☆.~•°

[@biscaya08]

What's up with the Tardigrade at 13:20? Is he stuck? Thanks for such a clean text and great video. Loved it.

[@wmdkitty]

I'm high, and this is just _perfect._

[@Jonhdudley2]

I wish sometimes I could shrink myself and explore this world on foot I can literally zoom on my iPhone while I’m watching the video No words can express the wonder of it all

[@user-spino]

I love this channel

[@Dolanan_experiment]

Terima kasih kontenmu sangat bermanfaat. Saya banyak belajar dari sini.

[@karensookee6140]

This is awesome 💓, so beautiful 🤩 and relaxing to watch it's really 🆒 .thank you 💖.

[@gph2193]

Figured put what Vorticella are doing. Springing back creates a current towards it, drawing food it's direction.

[@stephanieparker1250]

This is amazing ❤🎉

[@sea_triscuit7980]

It's amazing how fast the Vorticella are, it's almost as if the footage is cut when they retract, they're literally faster than two frames

[@donschwiethale3830]

Could you put a time stamp?

[@sea_triscuit7980]

​@@donschwiethale383038:57

[@TheLegendInYou]

Outstanding

[@Jonhdudley2]

Question When we are mesmerized looking at something and something that looks like a fleck of sand is zooming around, is it alive also just much smaller?

[@elab394]

love this!

[@lllMaryLoulll]

Amazing!🦠🌱

[@bitterlemonboy]

for reference: 1 micrometer (μm) is about the length of 10,000 atoms. 30 micrometers is 300,000 atoms long

[@hy-longcat]

43:56 why do the conochilus look somewhat like little hampsters nibbling and chewing?

[@KrampusVsChristmas]

My 8 year old and I have been watching for years. We are both curious if you’d be willing to do a video on your setup to see how you make these awesome videos.

[@osobaum]

Beautiful!

[@arloc_official]

just what i needed now

[@nunjahBitnes]

We can check for frequency sensitivity. If it's hesitant at a distance of some of these energies, we can hone in sensitivity and intent behind motion. Does it simply retreat, or does it see and assess environment 🤔

[@noname-kx4cu]

I can't wait to watch this.

[@ridjf]

11:10 Me looking for my phone after it slid in the car seat

[@368SOUNDSNOISESCO]

Perfect, thank you

[@social3ngin33rin]

What microscope is this?!?! My images are never this good!!!!!!

[@outdoorsy01]

Love it!

[@jukemaestre]

Hey! I found something weird that I've never seen before in a lake and I want to send a sample in for this channel. How would I go about doing that?

[@phnkcell710]

Playing spore with this soundtrack

[@carolinebegala]

you should tell us what types of microscopes are used for each specimen. Im trying to guess maybe phase contrast or fluorescence?

[@miltosthings]

You are the best!

[@DamonHowell-o8p]

When i watch a tardigrade i see something familiar. That thing is moving with intention!

[@benderbendingrodriguez6280]

11:15 that tartogrades head looks like somthing else

[@donnysandley4649]

Absolutely amazing 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤓👍👍👍👍

[@Vector_Ze]

Nothing like opening a video with a two minute advertisement. Actually, this video is surprisingly good, and not ladden with ads. I like, and thumbs up.

[@lordeppiothe1]

is there somewhere we can find the music used in the series? i looked up the artist on spotify but he doesnt have music on there that comes close to what this is..... :(

[@BobBeatski71]

So many questions ! @20:00 what are those rod looking things ? Bacteria ? Flesh fibre ? Other ?

[@bigelwest3623]

AMAZING

[@marcinkedziera9253]

Which microscope are you using?

[@snartsnart2718]

how does this not have a ton of views for a channel of this size even given the video content that's low

[@kyle734]

Hmm , showing this of what your patreons get now is enticing me to sign up.

[@tuhinbanerjee1661]

What kind of microscope is used to get this filmed??

[@micropeace]

great video. waiting for new videos👍👍👍

[@Loogster]

I just couldn't like this fast enough. 😅 💕

[@nomistence]

i am hanging out with my cat!!

[@IgneousExtrusive]

Is there a place I can download, stream, or purchase the soundtrack? Can't seem to find it anywhere. Is it a patreon reward?

[@SpaceDictator]

How do you watch the videos if you are a patron? Can you make a playlist or download them? Do you only get access to one per month, or get access the back catalog when you sign up? I know two bucks isn't s lot, but I have gotten in trouble with subscriptions before. Is there an option to make a one time payment for just the videos?

[@niallscottanimation]

I've a question, have there ever been any serious attempts to do full microscopy without using a slide- IE, a camera that can navigate all dimensions of a space in real time without the need to compress it all on a flattened plane? I assume it comes down to limitations in optics etc, but I'd imagine it's not outside the realm of possibility?

[@Squidward_Tikiland]

If you like ocean videos, this is the next logical step. Fish videos are just the gateway drug!

[@slackvariable7295]

Who knew tardigrades were so darn cute?

[@iamrons]

smol chubby short doggies

[@frowner_and_co]

Who didn't know

[@jackz4665]

You should try to press your slide further so the amount of water gets thinner and it will be easier to focus on these organisms

[@hiteshdixit5178]

Awesome lovely ......

[@tomdarco2223]

Right On

[@Vasher-The-Destroyer]

Man I wish I could make some videos like this I'm attempting to make a small documentary about micro life however my budget won't allow me to take such beautiful videos.

[@RevnicClaudiu]

can we turn the electron microscope to the universe to see? strange question ... or do you necessarily have to put something physical to be able to visualize it? if life is everywhere around us....couldn't we see it?

[@j.m.b.7449]

Awesome!

[@bigbrady2244]

good video idea.

[@Sempapax]

What are the rocky things inside of the tardigrades?

[@Indie_Outlaw]

I was wondering this exact t same thing

[@znul]

cells i think

[@Llcooljdj]

What is the audio soundtrack?

[@nunjahBitnes]

Hot needle sharing heat with tip, and observe how quickly it chooses to swim away. You should put it on side where there is food

[@Maj0rStardust]

Does anyone else get high and watch these just mouth open, amazed? or am I just that big of a bio nerd

[@SongOfSongsOneTwelve]

1:37 At the 6 O’ Clock position on the screen, I noticed an imposter 😅

[@NeAndresthal]

Sometimes, I watch these microscopic guys and think: "when did things went from filtering particles all day to going to work and paying taxes?".

[@AndrewChumKaser]

To put it simply: that's a long, long story.

[@watchthisbarrelroll]

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