Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand
Rizki Ferdian So what are you implying? Those you mentioned are very different, bioluminescent bacterias release very faint energies to produce light, so faint that it doesn’t even produce heat, electricity is a very different matter.
Will future 'evolved' species and/or aliens and/or AI's treat humans like humans have treated 'lower' evolved species and even other humans? Why wouldn't they?
@@charlesbrightman4237 whats evolution its very much a human concept that really takes a lot of blind faith to believe in. Like religion and the creation story. I don't think our understanding of what we call evolution is anything like what it actually. In fact I know that science is currently retarding our so called evolution. Which is basically mutations. Your question is non. It's like talking about a story line in a film
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
In a study by Derek Lovely and Jun Yao, they actually found that geobactor don't need rock or anything. They can actually generate electricity from ambient humidity in the air.
Life is tenacious. The way we are finding things which could survive inside Volcanoes, vaccum of space and floors of the ocean, we would find Alien life in our Solar System only.
It's not alien your perception of it is because it's outside of what your usual senses perceive. We are not supposed to be looking at it really theres really no need
@@ThomasDoubting5 I said 'Alien Life in our Solar system' and there is definitely need for it as who knew Bacteria strands at the bottom of the Ocean floor could be talked in using circuits. 😏😏
@@ignetiusjrelly but life seems to have come from only 1 sources (DNA/RNA). it seems no other method has sprung up to create life. either that or it has sprung up (maybe on our planet) but rapidly driven into extinction by DNA based life forms.
@@freddykrueger6571 Yes and DNA and RNA needs water to thrive and create complex molecular structures, there is plenty of water in the moons of our Solar System.
Scientific progress doesn't work on the order of a few years or even months; it can take years for a new technology to make it to a marginally useable state. It took well over a year for the Black Hole picture to be taken, processed, and released. And that was the culmination of years of planning and preparation.
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand
vishal singh Thanks so much, friend! I’m a microbiologist, so while I think all the science we cover on this channel is amazing, I REALLY love microbes!! Subscribe to my personal TH-cam channel if you haven’t already for a new video of mine coming out later today, and follow me on Instagram for regular updates!
Love the vibe! Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
0:25 electron transporting bacteria 1:55 multicellular microorganisms are rare 2:50 current density comparable to copper wire 3:45 SPUD Self powered useful device 4:20 geobacter can survive off metal alone
I have been working with cable bacteria at Aarhus University and they are super cool! So many great scientists are working on them to find out more, but there is just so many cool things about them
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
Do a piece on Oenococcus oeni. I am a PhD student currently studying them. They are an extremophile native to wine, cider and kombucha environments. They have a very interesting origin, since most of them are highly adapted to the wine environment, we believe that humans domesticated them in winemaking.
I'm looking forward to the possibilities that we can extract certain of these traits with from the bacteria genome and use a CRISPR/CAS9 complex to use it so bigger organisms could live of pure electrons.
Imagine growing your own Genetic Batteries or Nano Fibers in your clothes that Charge can you move through Eletron environments or Spintronics applications (nano computer chips) or powering Microfludic Factories. I wonder what would happen if you Resonanced these guys using Superconducting Water (Monatomic Gold) and Eletromagnetic Fields it would probably super charge them as they would have zero electrical resistance plus the Eletromagnetic Frequencies could arrange them in the most efficient Geometric pattern for your specific need, you could also use sound frequencies to Resonance alongside the EM fields. Also using Water Memory Biological Printers you could mass produce these once you upload the Eletromagnetic Negative space blueprints into a Sound File to Use the vibrational nudges to position the genetic primordial soup to build any genetic sample you have a EM Negative Blueprint of.
Given that mitochondria were once probably independent organisms, am wondering if these guys could somehow be related to the evolution of nerve cells (neurons)
Rumor has it that it was an engineer that was trying to make his crush the Ultimate 80's, 90's & 00's Love Jams & R&B Mix, but accidently recorded his entire Kazaa & Limewire library on to the 1 Single Cassette Tape….. And thus, by sheer accident Created "The New Millenniums Ultimate Bonner Jams Vol 1"
Goddamn! I love how we keep finding out more and more about how life has adapted to survive in the most absurd conditions. It makes me very excited to learn about this kinda stuff. We're expanding our scope and definition of what to look for when we search for life! 💎
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Maren, you're so cool! And you explain everithing in an such understandably manner it fascinates me. Congratulations, and thank you and the Seeker team for a great learning opportunity.
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You are right - here are one recent and one more impactful publications: www.nature.com/articles/nature11586 www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-12115-7 As Vera said, of course an electron donor is needed. Life out of only electrons is simply not possible - we cannot neglect what else a cell needs to survive.
What I find most interesting is that this basically means that we have discovered a new form of life, one that lives by absorbing individual atomic particles.
This reminds me of an episode of Star Trek TNG called "Home Soil" where terraformers stumble upon crystals that respond to sunlight by generating electricity, and by using electricity, generated light, and were able to act/react to the environment (and the actions of the terraformers who unwittingly were provoking it). Ultimately a sample they took aboard grew and wired itself into a "micro-brain". There's some clear differences, as geobacter is a real organism, and it's a bacteria not crystals, but the fact that it can generate electricity, form chains of bacteria, and transmit current around is pretty fascinating. It turns out this discovery was back in '87, which means that, it was technically in the scientific literature before I started school (31 years ago)
wait is it April the 1st.... this is excellent thanks how long do they live for? I think this was one of the most interesting videos i have watched all year thanks
Bacteria are constantly adapting and changing their genes though. A bacteria could change a phenotype in a matter of hours given an environmental stimulus which would make them unreliable to perform their function and potentially dangerous. I wonder if there's some way to reduce the mutation rate
How much volts can it handle per bacteria? Plus, if we use them for our resources i might not know what would happen to them during their evolution while stays like that
I did a research project looking at the uses of bacteria like these for my undergrad. If you want to learn more, then you should look up "plant microbial fuel cells" or the "plant lampara" project by UTEC
An electrical network is a communication system and/or computing/sensing device. A living thing made up of such a gigantic network covering the world would be a controlling system, including all other living things in its network (us, too). Gaia as a real thing...
◆0:20 Electron-transporting bacteria {which need electrons only to live} ◆Bacterias need only rocks, metals.... ◆01:27 Cable bacteria {future electricity} ME::: What else out there is like this??? 【01:10】 ME again::: What kind of organisms could be living out there in the rest of the universe??? 【04:28】 After all, comment what crazy bacterial species you wanna learn? MY ANS= as much as you know ... 👍👌🙏🙏🙏 Thanks for video.
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It is interesting that an organism can live off of raw electrons but why is biological electricity so amazing? Neurons had to develop from somewhere. I suppose the fact that they are independent means they could be harnessed separately for some purpose. I would love to see what that purpose becomes. EDIT: I probably should have watched more than half the video before I commented.
I'm scared that we've uncovered the secrets of "Mother Earth", "Gia". She's alive. Breathing, thinking consciousness. And now we are scrambling with her brain network.
This is a really neat concept! I wonder if we could use these colonies to make self healing circuits like the ones you might need in projects to other solar systems like Starshot
Amazing! One of the most interesting topics I've watched in this channel. There are so many implications. For starters it made think of Pangea in Avatar. 😅
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step 1: build a swimming pool step 2: farm electric bacteria step 3: use the bacteria to produce pilot exciter current step 4: connect the to a main exciter step 5: mount main exciter onto a 3-phase alternator step 6:... step 7: profit
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So How long before we can Terraform Mars with these tiny friends of ours???? It will be pretty cool to perform "The Expanse" style experiments in real life.
Interesting... could these electric cable bacteria have been the precursors for the neuron ? And what is the implication for vast colonies of these electric cable bacteria ?
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Is this so amazing? I have electric cells in my head
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
It'd be interesting if these cells or pili coiled and powered each other with electromotive force.
I need a brain bucket
So Rick and Morty's car that was powered by a battery made up of a macroscopic world of living creatures is not too far off.
Becoming energy instead of going after energy is next level survival tactics
Thanos: I [became] the [energy] to [have] the [energy].
But matter to energy? No no.
I'm part anodite
You are what you eat I guess
@Karl Burnett lmao
I want to hear more about these guys. Keep us updated.
Seconded.
Thirded.
Fifted
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand
Rizki Ferdian So what are you implying? Those you mentioned are very different, bioluminescent bacterias release very faint energies to produce light, so faint that it doesn’t even produce heat, electricity is a very different matter.
*Life finds a way*
@Tonyblairz and then one day ,area 21 will find them
Will future 'evolved' species and/or aliens and/or AI's treat humans like humans have treated 'lower' evolved species and even other humans? Why wouldn't they?
@@charlesbrightman4237 Good point 👏
@@charlesbrightman4237 whats evolution its very much a human concept that really takes a lot of blind faith to believe in.
Like religion and the creation story.
I don't think our understanding of what we call evolution is anything like what it actually.
In fact I know that science is currently retarding our so called evolution.
Which is basically mutations.
Your question is non.
It's like talking about a story line in a film
@@ThomasDoubting5 So then, explain micro biology, (bacteria, viruses, etc), and how they evolve, without evolution.
So how much time till humans can just shuffle electrons to survive?
You mean like ... life support devices?
@@Trident_Euclid Nope I mean it in the absolute sense
No eating, drinking and breathing just electrons
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
Flash ⚡
@Oma Cool I removed my comment, it was wrong.
"... survive basically just with access to metal... ". I can relate.
In a study by Derek Lovely and Jun Yao, they actually found that geobactor don't need rock or anything. They can actually generate electricity from ambient humidity in the air.
Wow
Life is tenacious. The way we are finding things which could survive inside Volcanoes, vaccum of space and floors of the ocean, we would find Alien life in our Solar System only.
It's not alien your perception of it is because it's outside of what your usual senses perceive.
We are not supposed to be looking at it really theres really no need
@@ThomasDoubting5 I said 'Alien Life in our Solar system' and there is definitely need for it as who knew Bacteria strands at the bottom of the Ocean floor could be talked in using circuits. 😏😏
@@ignetiusjrelly but life seems to have come from only 1 sources (DNA/RNA). it seems no other method has sprung up to create life. either that or it has sprung up (maybe on our planet) but rapidly driven into extinction by DNA based life forms.
@@freddykrueger6571 Yes and DNA and RNA needs water to thrive and create complex molecular structures, there is plenty of water in the moons of our Solar System.
Alien life in solar system yes,but high intelligent alien life no
I love how they portray these 'world changing' discoveries. Which, suddenly disappear. never to be heard of, ever again.
thats why we suffer :) lol rn we could be exploring the stars but the cunts dont wanna show the tech to public
Capitalism
DirtyVibes0o Htx not how that works but okay.
Scientific progress doesn't work on the order of a few years or even months; it can take years for a new technology to make it to a marginally useable state. It took well over a year for the Black Hole picture to be taken, processed, and released. And that was the culmination of years of planning and preparation.
bacteria a few centimeters long but cant see it. Imagine those on your desk.
The average length of a DNA molecule is about 2cm!
Noodles you can't see but you can eat? Ummmm...
Shiva Venuturumilli glass noodles ☺
Length doesn't affect the visibility index ,width does.
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand
one thing i liked about this video is how happy she is while explaining things
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Love the vibe!
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
0:25 electron transporting bacteria
1:55 multicellular microorganisms are rare
2:50 current density comparable to copper wire
3:45 SPUD Self powered useful device
4:20 geobacter can survive off metal alone
I have been working with cable bacteria at Aarhus University and they are super cool! So many great scientists are working on them to find out more, but there is just so many cool things about them
Mam, I'm a 12th grade student and want to know more information about cable bacteria! Could you help me(: ?
You mean Bacteriagenerators? Would be fascinating:)
Bacterries?
Just remember about recent years bioluminescent bacteria lamp and fireflies, glowing in the dark worms and plants around the world including here in Indonesia and New Zealand also glowing plankton in The Maldives
TuBFMagier microbial fuel cell
You coined it
So Rick and Morty's car that was powered by a battery made up of a macroscopic world of living creatures is not too far off.
After this it's basically confirmed that life can live almost everywhere
Do a piece on Oenococcus oeni. I am a PhD student currently studying them. They are an extremophile native to wine, cider and kombucha environments. They have a very interesting origin, since most of them are highly adapted to the wine environment, we believe that humans domesticated them in winemaking.
I'm looking forward to the possibilities that we can extract certain of these traits with from the bacteria genome and use a CRISPR/CAS9 complex to use it so bigger organisms could live of pure electrons.
Imagine having to charge your cat
@@siyacer You don't?
@@celestialowl8865 It charges itself
Imagine growing your own Genetic Batteries or Nano Fibers in your clothes that Charge can you move through Eletron environments or Spintronics applications (nano computer chips) or powering Microfludic Factories. I wonder what would happen if you Resonanced these guys using Superconducting Water (Monatomic Gold) and Eletromagnetic Fields it would probably super charge them as they would have zero electrical resistance plus the Eletromagnetic Frequencies could arrange them in the most efficient Geometric pattern for your specific need, you could also use sound frequencies to Resonance alongside the EM fields. Also using Water Memory Biological Printers you could mass produce these once you upload the Eletromagnetic Negative space blueprints into a Sound File to Use the vibrational nudges to position the genetic primordial soup to build any genetic sample you have a EM Negative Blueprint of.
@@siyacer ah, you got one of those solar cats.
Given that mitochondria were once probably independent organisms, am wondering if these guys could somehow be related to the evolution of nerve cells (neurons)
Today's fact: In 2014, Sony made a cassette tape that can store 185TB of data!
Interesting - Why Are you in every channel that I like! It's creepy XD
I love seeing you in the comments for random facts. Gives me Daily Dose of Internet vibes.
Rumor has it that it was an engineer that was trying to make his crush the Ultimate 80's, 90's & 00's Love Jams & R&B Mix, but accidently recorded his entire Kazaa & Limewire library on to the 1 Single Cassette Tape….. And thus, by sheer accident Created
"The New Millenniums
Ultimate Bonner Jams Vol 1"
But why a cassette when it was already obsolete by then?
@@marsbase3729 Tapes can store large amounts of data for a cheap price. It's a lot slower though than hard drives or solid state storage.
Never Ever thought I'd say this sentence;
"That's my favourite form of bacteria" 😅
Goddamn! I love how we keep finding out more and more about how life has adapted to survive in the most absurd conditions.
It makes me very excited to learn about this kinda stuff. We're expanding our scope and definition of what to look for when we search for life! 💎
Titans Tracks Right?! Soooo cool! Thanks so much for your comment, friend! Subscribe to my personal TH-cam channel if you haven’t already for a new video of mine coming out later today, and follow me on Instagram for regular updates!
@@MarenHunsberger ok
@@MarenHunsberger Damn! The actual educator from the video herself! Sure I'll check out your stuff, let me know if you ever need some new tunes! 💎
I think I have been a subscriber for about 2-3 weeks. And every episode you do, to me, seems to be brilliant, original and full of information. Not some recycled dung from other YOU TUBERS, and I really appreciate that. Thank You.
This is absolutely mindblowing! I didn't know that there were bacteria who could act like electric cables and create electricity
The infinite diversity and tenacity of life gives me goosebumps, especially when delivered with such enthusiasm.
Could these bacterias can be resembled as neurons in our brains?
If it is then shall we use these as neurons of artificial intelligence?
Now not even our brains is fully human
@@siyacer not even humans are fully human
Bacteria Become Human
I was wondering that too.
This intelligence may not be artificial at all.
So the sea floor could be a single giant brain?
Thinkbolt maybe ocean water is cerebral fluid
not single but maybe a collective brain
huh!!
When you put it that way, it's mindblowing.
Pandora, avatar :-)
Seeker is the best thing on the Internet. I love you guys! keep up the AMAZING word with your incredible hosts. Your hosts are AWESOME communicators, they enunciate so well and they simplify complex technical ideas into digestible material for the layperson. 5 STARS
Maren, you're so cool! And you explain everithing in an such understandably manner it fascinates me.
Congratulations, and thank you and the Seeker team for a great learning opportunity.
@@craigcorson3036 Corrected. Thanks!
@@caonabo2 You are most welcome.
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i've never seen anyone so excited about bacteria before
The paper in the description is 8 years old and was published in a very low impact factor journal. I smell hype.
You are right - here are one recent and one more impactful publications:
www.nature.com/articles/nature11586
www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-12115-7
As Vera said, of course an electron donor is needed. Life out of only electrons is simply not possible - we cannot neglect what else a cell needs to survive.
Stefano Scilipoti thanks! I wish Seeker had linked this recent Nature papers instead.
The clip of the seafloor moving made me Ill.
Damn auto correct.
Cthulhu Has Risen what
What
Go back to whence you came.
I feel like this is what our brains must have evolved from
What I find most interesting is that this basically means that we have discovered a new form of life, one that lives by absorbing individual atomic particles.
This reminds me of an episode of Star Trek TNG called "Home Soil" where terraformers stumble upon crystals that respond to sunlight by generating electricity, and by using electricity, generated light, and were able to act/react to the environment (and the actions of the terraformers who unwittingly were provoking it). Ultimately a sample they took aboard grew and wired itself into a "micro-brain".
There's some clear differences, as geobacter is a real organism, and it's a bacteria not crystals, but the fact that it can generate electricity, form chains of bacteria, and transmit current around is pretty fascinating. It turns out this discovery was back in '87, which means that, it was technically in the scientific literature before I started school (31 years ago)
wait is it April the 1st.... this is excellent thanks how long do they live for? I think this was one of the most interesting videos i have watched all year thanks
Bacteria are constantly adapting and changing their genes though. A bacteria could change a phenotype in a matter of hours given an environmental stimulus which would make them unreliable to perform their function and potentially dangerous. I wonder if there's some way to reduce the mutation rate
How much volts can it handle per bacteria? Plus, if we use them for our resources i might not know what would happen to them during their evolution while stays like that
Pretty freaking fascinating...
Not on Electrodes. Just Fill up metal tubes full of them to start with. Others will get Better Ideas in the future.
I did a research project looking at the uses of bacteria like these for my undergrad. If you want to learn more, then you should look up "plant microbial fuel cells" or the "plant lampara" project by UTEC
An electrical network is a communication system and/or computing/sensing device. A living thing made up of such a gigantic network covering the world would be a controlling system, including all other living things in its network (us, too). Gaia as a real thing...
Imagine that the earth the sun the whole universe is actually a live a living organism it’s self.
MoscowBaseStation yea planets look like atoms , 😐
Think it was Tesla who said, if we wanted to understand atoms, just look at the stars.
My favourite part of Seeker videos is all the great acronyms! SPUDs is a good one!
◆0:20
Electron-transporting bacteria {which need electrons only to live}
◆Bacterias need only rocks, metals....
◆01:27
Cable bacteria {future electricity}
ME::: What else out there is like this??? 【01:10】
ME again::: What kind of organisms could be living out there in the rest of the universe??? 【04:28】
After all, comment what crazy bacterial species you wanna learn?
MY ANS= as much as you know ...
👍👌🙏🙏🙏 Thanks for video.
Here come new unlimited source of power! 🙏🥳👽 Thank you my Seeker 👍
Love you Maren! Best presenter ever!
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You are quite annoying, change your tone your audience aint kids
I’m just running across this channel and all this info is just too cool!
We're one step closer to an H.R. Giger world.
Groovy af. Very exciting.
I love the fascination in her voice
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I remember our lecturer talking about this in uni.
JustJoysa Are you British? I ask cause you called it uni.
Did you all got offended by the lecture for some kind of gender issue ? xD
@@Ahavameanslove24 Hahaha, no, I'm not British. But our country, NZ, is governed in treaty with the Crown.
@@StoneCoolds Hahaha, oh definitely not; the topic itself was more interesting. We had both men and women lecturers in that course.
@@sarahmwashomah hahaha im glad to hear that ;)
This is sooo cool
imagin the implications
It is interesting that an organism can live off of raw electrons but why is biological electricity so amazing? Neurons had to develop from somewhere.
I suppose the fact that they are independent means they could be harnessed separately for some purpose. I would love to see what that purpose becomes.
EDIT: I probably should have watched more than half the video before I commented.
At last... The super mitochondria
humans: yay we found electric bacteria
electric bacteria: chh! now we r doomed
Lolololol
Nah now we research and commercialize e- bacs.
This series is great and so well done. I look forward to each episode!! Thank you for this!
Imagine what we lost in the amazon?
They might be the key element in the evolution of life.
I'm scared that we've uncovered the secrets of "Mother Earth", "Gia". She's alive. Breathing, thinking consciousness. And now we are scrambling with her brain network.
EM 0J don’t be scared because that doesn’t exist in the first place.
Using crispr couldnt we make them produce or recieve more electricity
Damn, gotta reintroduce another bacteria colony in my cables. Stupid virus ate it all up.
Tesla knew it first!
This channel is awesome.
Imagine a living battery for your phone. Imagine puncturing it and suddenly a whole blob of microorganism crawling it's way out on your phone.
That was interesting. Thanks, Maren.
This is why I find it so hard that we are alone in the universe. There is an infinite amount of ways that life can adapt and survive.
I don't if she is trying to talk while whispering or vice versa... video is terrific as always.
This is a really neat concept! I wonder if we could use these colonies to make self healing circuits like the ones you might need in projects to other solar systems like Starshot
Amazing! One of the most interesting topics I've watched in this channel. There are so many implications. For starters it made think of Pangea in Avatar. 😅
Yet another variant in life's diversity. Life truly covers ALL nooks and crannies by developing an array of survival mechanisms.
They sound useful for soft robotics and prosthetics.
My favorite host on Seeker
I have testicle cancer
So our power stations and batteries will eventually gain sentience and overthrow humanity?
These little guys and graphene are going to be the next gen tech!
Maren has a pleasantly smooth voice
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Imagine if these cable bacteria formed neural-like networks and transported information between them like our brains do.
Interesting video but..
What is the TRex saying on Maren's shirt? I can't make it out. Almost looks like 'SAVE' but that doesn't make any sense..
this is insane, the first act of a scifi b movie
step 1: build a swimming pool
step 2: farm electric bacteria
step 3: use the bacteria to produce pilot exciter current
step 4: connect the to a main exciter
step 5: mount main exciter onto a 3-phase alternator
step 6:...
step 7: profit
Love you, Maren 😍
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Maren Hunsberger shall do 😁. Hope life is good your side of the world. 👍👍👍
So How long before we can Terraform Mars with these tiny friends of ours???? It will be pretty cool to perform "The Expanse" style experiments in real life.
3:32 regenerating electric wires. No need to replace any wires at all.
I'm surprised that no one else was creeped out looking at that sea floor!!
Interesting... could these electric cable bacteria have been the precursors for the neuron ? And what is the implication for vast colonies of these electric cable bacteria ?
looks like Tesla was right. elon you seeing this?
Seeker is always at the forefront of future 🤓
I think their filamentous structures might more properly be considered colonies rather than them being considered truly multicellular.
Is anyone else thinking of "ugly giant bags of mostly water?"
Mood
I want a shirt like that so much now, it's so cool!
Bacteria, electricity and Love, coexisting together.
I hope that we learn faster than we destroy. That is the question, will our knowledge save us from our ignorance?
Could this be the start of electrical projectiles
huge little discovery. who's really running the show? We underestimate these things.... so much.
Could that bacteria be able to simulate a human?
I mean we are just electricity being sent around our neurons
Hi maren .can we used bacteria for fighting cancer sell .plz reply u me
It's being studied. So maybe in future
Curiouser and curiouser👍
how about the sediment microbial fuel cell (SMFC)? Is this one of them?
Perhaps finally a better replacement for copper cables in the future. Thinner, stronger, but just as conductive
If we take careful steps, we could get to something like Avatar before singularity