"The Starry Night" under the Microscope

[@JamsGerms]

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[@VixxiaTwylin]

I absolutely enjoyed this. I would love to see this as an hour+ vid of relaxing microorganism activity. No music, no major editing, just watching the busy little dudes toodling along...it's very relaxing but still engaging. I noticed that you haven't posted in a while (I have checked your other media) I hope you are safe and well. Happy New Year

[@vanilla8101]

It looks so pretty! A little world of wonders. After reading the description, I noticed how they really do bring things to their mouth with a vortex, that's cool.

[@when_you3533]

Well do you know microorganisms and single celled creatures?

[@vanilla8101]

@@when_you3533 Yeah, I guess? What do you mean

[@pandekuri]

The micro world is fascinating

[@mgtowanonymous3120]

An the micro world inside of thr micro world and on an on AN ON AN ON FOREVER AN EVER. It never ends. Infinite levels. 8))))

[@kahra76man]

i like this channel because there is no stupid background music. hope someday we can hear the organisms.

[@barneyrubble5633]

Would be a great addition if we had some commentary though. Never the less, still a great channel. Thank you for your time and effort.

[@pythemistoklesstravunin1645]

Wow! It's really like looking at fishes, algae and crabs (the ones moving abruptly).

[@gatotacha]

Muy hermoso, buen trabajo Gracias

[@michaeldevall8497]

I think the universe is like this. We are so small and life is right in front of us but we to small to notice or hardly be effected by.

[@9a3eedi]

I wish I had an aquarium like this, but that I can see the germs without a microscope, if that makes sense

[@BartJBols]

maybe make a very small aquarium and put a massive magnifying glass on it?

[@ArtraLife]

You can get glow in the dark fishes! My dad used to have an aquarium like and it looks kinda like this

[@9a3eedi]

I absolutely love the 4k 60fps! Please make more like this

[@DavidCesarVera]

Incredible! 🤯

[@paramecia2697]

What microscope do you have ? Please

[@Dixitkushagra175]

Motic BA310

[@Dixitkushagra175]

Hello James. Did you use Rheinberg Illumination for this video ? If yes, is this a DIY filter ?

[@dancewithme2675]

Its great you like microorganisms so much Its so good to see your happiness towards them

[@-orion-6359]

Quite amusing

[@alschultz94]

Can I ask you which camera you used to record this in 4k? I just purchased a Motic scope and I am trying to decide between mounting a DSLR or buying a dedicated microscope camera. The moticams though seem a bit too expensive for me. What's your setup if you don't mind me asking? Thank you! Love your channel!

[@JamsGerms]

Hey there! I use a Fujifilm X-T3 with my Motic BA310 microscope. 😊

[@tigerdalandan]

That's a lot of vacuum machines!

[@SamTheEnglishTeacher]

Can you ever show us how you prepare a slide and show 1x then the zoom in magic? For newbies - it's kind of tricky to wrap my head around how small it is we're talking and how deep the 3D space goes in your slides. I remember on Journey to the Microcosmos your narrator talking about some specimens being suffocated or crushed by the slide, but when you're really zoomed in I see things moving on the z axis, coming in and out of focus. I don't really know how far they're moving though and whether they behave the same in a big pool of water, freely moving in 3 axes or if they're usually near a surface and track along it or what.

[@Thrawnmulus]

What are those little cucumber shaped things that look like a mobile rotifer with ears?

[@when_you3533]

It's actually an single-celled organism that I don't know yet

[@bobolwin3419]

Vorticella?

[@moatddtutorials]

40x? my goodness these are some gargantuan germs!

[@sanitysquota937]

It trips me out when they suddenly retract their psuedopodia. I seriously jumped; like oh shit what happened?

[@noinformationavailable4114]

Hey dude just trying to help- I don't think stentors have pseudopodia, they have contractile vacuoles that contract when they sense calcium. Pseudopodia is when a microbe can turn its cytoplasm from a solid state into a liquid in order to move, hope this helps!

[@sanitysquota937]

@@noinformationavailable4114 thank you! It does. I feel like I just got schooled...and it was great.

[@namnueaintarabut7348]

Did you copy this video from journey to the microcosmos?

[@JamsGerms]

I make Journey to the Microcosmos

[@indrajithak47]

i wish Darwin was alive to see this

[@FlatEnough]

"Darwin" who?

[@BartJBols]

@@FlatEnough Darwin Duck, the greatest superhero Duckville has ever seen, Phd in evolutionary biology.

[@rishabhtiwari2390]

@@FlatEnough No one, just the pizza guy who died of COVID-19

[@Papershredderrr]

Wow you should add royalty free music over it. Something mystical. There are lots on soundcloud.

[@MrTrollerful]

so the microscopic world is just an lsd fever dream?