This animation shows how far your sneeze can actually travel
This animation shows how far your sneeze can actually travel
Jan 22, 2020
BUSINESS INSIDERChia-Yi Hou, Andrea Schmitz
Animated Germs Bacteria Virus Floating around Video Clip with transparent background Alpha Channel UHD 4K Full HD resolution
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Animated Germs Bacteria Virus Floating around Video Clip with transparent background Alpha Channel UHD 4K Full HD resolution
Nov 21, 2019
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Can’t deny they have a blast at soft play but the germs floating around are all I can think of every single time 🤣 it’s a condition of entry that you’re going to be leaving harbouring some sort of illness but hey at least the kids have fun! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #reel #reels #reelsinstagram #familylife #baby #babyboy #babygirl #babystuff #familyfriendly #family #babies #familyactivity #mama #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged #love #happy #lucky #toddler #grateful #postpartum #maternit
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Can’t deny they have a blast at soft play but the germs floating around are all I can think of every single time 🤣 it’s a condition of entry that you’re going to be leaving harbouring some sort of illness but hey at least the kids have fun! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - #reel #reels #reelsinstagram #familylife #baby #babyboy #babygirl #babystuff #familyfriendly #family #babies #familyactivity #mama #motherhood #motherhoodunplugged #love #happy #lucky #toddler #grateful #postpartum #maternit
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This is probably one of the strangest ways of moving around in the microcosmos. It’s a Bacillaria paxillifera colony in real time, and I love explaining how and why Bacillaria move with an Ikea furniture example. 😂 . Imagine a desk with a drawer. Now put another drawer on that drawer, and another on top of that one, until you’ve got, say, ten drawers stacked up, that’s your ten-cell Bacillaria colony. . Now erase the desk. What’s left is a bizarre piece of Swedish furniture called Bacillärio, m
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This is probably one of the strangest ways of moving around in the microcosmos. It’s a Bacillaria paxillifera colony in real time, and I love explaining how and why Bacillaria move with an Ikea furniture example. 😂 . Imagine a desk with a drawer. Now put another drawer on that drawer, and another on top of that one, until you’ve got, say, ten drawers stacked up, that’s your ten-cell Bacillaria colony. . Now erase the desk. What’s left is a bizarre piece of Swedish furniture called Bacillärio, m
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Ever wondered what is really floating around in the sky? Incredible visualization from NASA shows how tiny particles swirl through the atmosphere. | AccuWeather
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Ever wondered what is really floating around in the sky? Incredible visualization from NASA shows how tiny particles swirl through the atmosphere. | AccuWeather
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This is a multicellular animal called Collotheca, and it’s about to eat an alga the way I eat my crème brûlée, it inhales it. 🍮😂 . Collotheca are tiny sessile animals with organs and a simple brain. They attach themselves to aquatic plants and floating debris in ponds and lakes, waiting for food to swim right into their mouth. . Collotheca have very sensitive “whiskers” around their mouth; with those, they can sense when something swims into their baseball-mitt–like mouth and gets swallowed in
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This is a multicellular animal called Collotheca, and it’s about to eat an alga the way I eat my crème brûlée, it inhales it. 🍮😂 . Collotheca are tiny sessile animals with organs and a simple brain. They attach themselves to aquatic plants and floating debris in ponds and lakes, waiting for food to swim right into their mouth. . Collotheca have very sensitive “whiskers” around their mouth; with those, they can sense when something swims into their baseball-mitt–like mouth and gets swallowed in
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How do germs spread (and why do they make us sick)? - Yannay Khaikin and Nicole Mideo
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How do germs spread (and why do they make us sick)? - Yannay Khaikin and Nicole Mideo
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This little bird actually is a crustacean with two tiny eyes. She is right above the filaments of algae called Spirogyra. . Spirogyra are so beautiful under the microscope, but in a pond they look horrible. The filaments grow on the shallow bottom of the pond, and use sunlight to create food for themselves and release the byproduct oxygen out. The same process you are familiar with the trees around you. . But unlike trees, the tiny bubbles of oxygen Spirogyra produce get tangled between the long
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I just woke up from a panic attack and figured I might as well post again, since sleep isn’t happening with my pupils the size of black olives. . This is one of my favorite clips. It’s only 40x magnification, but the whole thing looks like Van Gogh’s Starry Night. The larger organisms are Stentor, the same giants from my earlier post. They beat their hair-like cilia to create vortices in the water, and because so much debris is floating around, you can actually see the water currents traced out
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Jam's Germs on Instagram: "This is probably one of the strangest ways of moving around in the microcosmos. It’s a Bacillaria paxillifera colony in real time, and I love explaining how and why Bacillaria move with an Ikea furniture example. 😂 . Imagine a desk with a drawer. Now put another drawer on that drawer, and another on top of that one, until you’ve got, say, ten drawers stacked up, that’s your ten-cell Bacillaria colony. . Now erase the desk. What’s left is a bizarre piece of Swed
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Dr. Joyce Park MD FAAD | Dermatologist on Instagram: "I’m not exaggerating. Studies have found MRSA, C. diff, and drug-resistant gram-negative bacteria on over 40% of shoe soles—and not just in hospitals. We're talking homes, farms, public spaces… even your own living room.⁠ ⁠ Shoes with deep treads? They trap even more germs. And once you walk inside, those germs hitch a ride all over your floors.⁠ ⁠ If you're someone who likes to walk barefoot at home or has little kids crawling around—this is
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