Revealing the Hidden Colors of the Microcosmos
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I was about to have a nap, then this popped up. Definitely have to watch it first, because nothing is more relaxing than Hank's "shhh don't wake the tardigrades" style of microcosmic presentation.
The phrase "shhh don't wake the tardigrades" just makes me smile for some reason.
I actually sleep while listening to his videos sometimes haha
@@akmalrafiaa4772 Me too tbh, but I always go back and make sure I rewatch them awake, too! Just so fascinating hahah.
Oops 0:32 I I want
@@TheRogueWolffun
Surely the less-popular tardigrade shirt will simply enter a tun state until conditions improve?
🙌🏼😆
I was today years old when I realized this is the same Hank from SciShow. Wow...
Hank green has been a huge part of youtube biology, on so many channels, for a really long time. Crash Course is where it really all started, I believe. Hank is pretty awesome
I've never bought YT merch before, but this channel is a marvel, and I love love love waterbears. A bucket list of mine is own a microscope, bc of this channel.
I can't not say it.
This was quite illuminating.
Ok ok I'll see myself out
I knew everyone involved with this channel was bright.. but didn't suspect that the subjects were too!
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One of the best content this site has to offer!
I definitely agree!
Agree
Oooooo it might be number one…. Can you recommend more 👀
@@splintmeow4723 check out Deep Look, they are doing great work on showing animals (especially insects) in highest quality possible.
@@MoonlightVenator yay! I will. That also makes me sad at the same time, last night a storm took a giant dragon fly into my apartment. Caught it in a head net after like 30mins, when I took it outside, it was stuck. Had to pinch the wings to get it from the net, when on the ground it was buzzing it’s wings fast but not flying. I think I broke it 🥺
omg, show these videos to our kids in school. I'd have been much more interested in biology with something like this.
This is one of the best combinations of nature, art, and science I've ever witnessed.
Bless you all. 🙏🏼
This channel really makes me want to pursue a career in microbiology.
I hope you catch it!
(The career, not anything infectious you may be studying...)
there's a nostoc sp. that grows near me and I've been trying to find an established way to grow it outside of a lab, but it seems that most people don't like to keep weird black sludge/fruit leather as a houseplant. seems I'll have to experiment
0:29 now THATS what i call good marketing
I paused the video as soon as you mentioned a preorder for those shirts. I don't see tardigrade merch I like often, but I loved this right away, bless the artist your paid to draw that, and thank you for your continued efforts. Love this channel so much
Wait how much tardigrade merch do you come across in that case lol
@@Flarexxxx I tend to keep up with small artist shops, as well as search for new ones now and again who make a lot of animal based stuff and sometimes I come across tardigrade stuff in my searches but rarely like the designs or I don't trust the quality of the shop.
It's scary how beautiful the image of the breast cancer cells is. It looks like a bunch of little weeds that have just sprouted out of good, dark earth
That's... actually a very apt comparison
Fibroblast labeled with fluorescent dyes would make a killer wallpaper!!! And the algae would be a good screen saver as well
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Always love a new episode, and this is a particularly colourful one
8:36 Love the 'chat' usernames - Al Gee, RotiFerSure772, Tardi4Class - amazing! Who came up with those?
James' book just arrived and I was making my way through the opening paragraphs when I noticed this 🤗🤗
This sponsor by "no one"
Me: this Sponsor is incredible
This channel is pure brain candy. I like to watch these videos before bed because everything about it is so soothing.
I think it was fairly humorous when you said "no filter was used to change the color […] the filter simply removes the incoming light"
Great video 8-)
I'm always impressed with how well you do your microscopy work ;-)
Ok I just found this channel (thanks to Twitter recommendations) and I can say this is my favorite channel already
This is everything
You should make a video about organisms in our body.
Like skin, mouth etc
Maybe a bit nasty, but I want to know how my residents look like
This is just incredibly stunning, I miss microbiology
It never went away to miss
Get yourself a microscope.
I think the shirt that is less popular should, instead of going away forever, just be produced on-demand for an increased price. Think about the people watching this in the future!
When I was a kid growing up in Texas I used to see these green mucus looking things on the forest floor, for the longest time I had no idea what they were, but recently I learned they were Nostoc communities, feels nice to solve that childhood mystery of mine.
I find the way Hank speaks in these videos so soothing :)
These videos could be labelled as ASMR
One of the best episodes (and that's saying a lot because this is a great series), pity that nobody wanted to sponsor it.
It really is truly an amazing episode.
I think it's possible that somebody did want to sponsor it, but the channel wanted to tell us about the shirts and didn't think it would be right to have two sponsorships. If they sell enough shirts, that's like a sponsorship - they're sponsoring themselves.
But who knows, maybe all the sponsors took a break. But really, who wouldn't want to sponsor such beautiful glowing microbes?
@@miriamrosemary9110 - Ah, I thought it was no sponsorship because they could not find sponsor this time and instead used the section to promote merchandise. Better that way.
“Glimmer of incandescent light” is not correct. Incandescence means producing light by being heated to the point of being glowing hot.
Is it really? Interesting.
Keep keeping the science educators accurate :)
Wow. I've always wanted to look through a nice microscope and this channel helps me live vicariously.
Oh, man, those Tardigrade shirts are suh-weeeeet. I definitely need to pre-order one.
Monday is my day off and this show is part of my routine. Thank you for making science more accessible!
Awesome as always. Congrats on both anniversaries!
Beautiful merch, BTW.
This channel is one of the best things I
EVER came across on TH-cam. You're doing a fantastic job, thank you guys so much!
Thank you for each and every one of these videos
Thank you for the beautiful scenes and for your wide-ranging technical explanations regarding those color sources.
Shirt pre-ordered. Lovely. Can't wait for the next live. So much fun.
Our universe is gorgeous!
You can explore fluorescence for yourself without a microscope and for about $30 using a 365nm UV flashlight off of ebay or amazon. You must make sure it's truly 365nm and not a cheap 405nm LED and that it comes with the ZWB2 UV cutoff filter though, without it the results are not nearly as good. It's spectacular the minerals, gems, flowers, and general household objects and materials you can see that fluoresce bright vibrant colors. Many of the lights available like the Convoy S2+ UV are extremely powerful and you absolutely must wear a pair of quality UV blocking goggles when using it to protect your eyes.
I love the amount of time this episode had focusec on showcasing prokaryotes!
I ordered my shirt and stentor pin!! Love your channel please keep making videos I learn so much and they help my anxiety! 💚
Fantastic information!! And looking forward to the next life stream! 🤗💖
i love that hank green is narrating
Hey my b-day was on the 12th. It was a fun present to have a new episode come out that day.
Can I just say, the marketing tactic behind how you guys are selling the shirts is absolutely beautiful
Thank you for this channel!
A big congratulations on your milestones. awesome channel great content, cheers
Thank you for *enlightening* me on this topic.
Though, I still *don't see* why there are crickets in my house...
I always put these videos when I want to relax or even go into a deep sleep, so soothing and wonderfull. Thanks! could you do a video about lactobasillus, I'm want to see your take on those fellows
You truly got me interested in micro biology
It's the Cartman tardigrade!
The possibilities of fluorescence microscopy are endless! I’d love to see y’all use recombinant DNA tech to tag operons for an episode about quorum sensing
Happy two year anniversary!!
Beautiful!
Proud owner of "the hidden beauty of microscopic world"
Nice colors!
Shirts are pretty amazing
Love this!
I can't believe this content is free.
NEWW VIDEOOOO WOOOOOO
Pfffft that picture at 8:35 caught me off-guard.
Love this ❤️❤️
THANK YOU HANK YUEEEAAASSSSSS
I would love to see the exact microscope use for this image as well as the UV source + em filter + exact objectives used.
That was way cool!
Omg yes! Thank you! I had read about Puffins and other birds having biofluorescence, but I lost my mind when I saw one of the saltwater dwarf lemonpeel angelfish light up with a bright blue pattern underneath the coral light!
Platypus glow under a blacklight because screw logic
Had no idea this was narrated by Hank Green but instantly recognized the voice. are there any videos on youtube that you don't voice, dude? haha kidding!
Love One Another God Bless Everyone
Hank! Please consider taking a side job as a hypnotist. You definitely invite my mind to love the microcosm world.
Ooh, nice.
Hey! Maybe you can help me with a curiosity I've had for over 20 years now. Sebaceous Filaments will fluoresce under a black light. And multiple colors too. I've always wondered, is that because of a bacteria or is it some chemical our body makes?
Can you do a video on communities at the bottom of the ocean? I could use the inspiration to write my thesis!
I'll go with the white t-shirt!
Why am I unable to subscribe again. Too cool guys!
this brightened my shitty day thanks
Hello, I really liked the image, tell me what I need to purchase for my motic ba310 microscope so that I have a similar picture?
yay new content!
great episode 100
I feel like someone was hungry when the beginning this episode was written.
Aw, I won't be able to make it to the stream. I wanted to ask if there's any interest in exploring the microbes that cause that distinct aroma that sponges get in the American Midwest. I'm from SF and my husband is from Patagonia, and we both noticed that, unlike back in our respective hometowns, the kitchen sponges here in Chicago quickly acquire a distinct foul odor regardless of which type of sponge and how often you clean and dry it. We suspect that there's some difference in the home microbiome here that causes it and wonder if it's possible to collect samples to compare, much like the beach sand samples. Is there any interest in receiving regional samples of various things like this? It could be an interesting way for viewers to contribute.
Please, is it possible to show us what avermectin bacteria looks like and where to find it. Thank you.
For the Tardigrade t-shirt will I need to pay import costs in the UK?
0:32 I want
Please make a mix using the songs in microcosmos, with original footage in the background!
What is on the backside of the tardigrade shirt??
I am interested, but I don't like branded stuff.
At 3:44 source is written as source4
Do the micro-organisms gain anything from their light-converting ability? Or is it simply a byproduct of photosynthesis and other processes that happen in their cell(s)?
Chlorophyll fluorescence enables it to absorb re-emitted light as a source of energy by another chlorophyll molecule, so, MOAR ENERGY. Some others are a mystery still
Is certain wavelengths of light that can excite electrons into higher energy states that then loose energy in the form of light equal to certain wavelengths of sound that can excite guitar strings into higher energy states that then loose energy in the form of sound? Is this all just a harmonic thing?
Not quite because normally guitar strings are "excited" by your fingers, not sound. Also sound and light, although sometimes analogous, are not the same: sound is material waves, while light is just photons ("wavicle", wave-particle discrete packages of energy). This is the photoelectric efect, which gave Einstein his only Nobel Prize and inaugurated quantum mechanics (Planck and his constant allowing): sufficient light frequency (momentum) activates the electron, which soon afterwards bounces back to the base state emitting another photon, lots (intensity) of low energy (frequency) light do not achieve anything instead, that's why it is ultraviolet light (and not, say, radiowaves) which cause the fluorescence.
It has to do with frequency but it's not mere musical harmonics.
This is the deepest episode. Sad it's supported by no one.
Wow.
That is all.
Can we use ultraviolet light to illuminate things in the macro world. Would we be able to see leaves glow at night with a uv flashlight? Curios
Not a raver are you?
Two years? No, it can't possibly be.
My kid's axolotls have the GFP gene!
where is rotifer? I miss reading their comments
I'm curious what shirt people like more. I like the white one more just because I see myself wearing it more.
Blue
What about the microcosmos on our skin? Like those face mites or bacteria or fungus that may be in our earwax or the stuff on our hands?
Cool👍
It will look different when this property extends from a single celled organism to a multicellular organism. And it will still probably have unclear properties demanding the contextual use of some other knowledge.
Really neat 🌈