Human vs Nature: Pollen on a 20-Year-Old CPU

МИР ГЛАЗАМИ МИКРОСКОПА (@mir_glazami_microscopa)’s video of ramen noodles under the microscope

Humans share about 60% of their DNA with bananas. | dna

Infinite Rotten Apple Loop 🍎♾️ What looks like a simple rotten apple hides an entire microscopic world. This video starts on a fungal lesion, zooms through real fungal hyphae observed under the microscope, then travels all the way out to a map before seamlessly returning to where it began. No AI-generated imagery was used. Every scene in this video is real, captured through a combination of macro photography, microscopy, and satellite imagery. Can you spot where the loop begins? 👀 #infinite #l

🫁 Before it was regulated, this microscopic material was hiding in homes and workplaces everywhere — and it silently destroys your lungs. Asbestos isn't a chemical or gas — it's a group of naturally occurring mineral fibers once used widely in insulation, flooring, and fireproofing. When disturbed, microscopic fibers become airborne and travel deep into the respiratory tract. Here's the path they take once inhaled: nose or mouth → pharynx → larynx → trachea → and deeper into the lungs. Your bod

Parts of a Microscope and Their Functions