Preliminary mask examination

[1John519]

Thanks Max ... Good work as always

Doing some research I came across this examination from what seems to be an established YouTuber who specialises in microscopy


Which led me to think of other experiments you could try such as taking a piece of white toilet paper, paper towel, or even a piece of paper ... Anything i guess which could attract thread and is easy to examine under microscope to see if
1. There are similar threads
2. They react the same to moisture/heat

I hope this micro Hunter guy is right ... Because the potential of what has been found is truly nightmarish

[1John519]

https://scitechdaily.com/inspired-by-pa ... ently/amp/

[1John519]

TimTruth curated some similar research and provided some potential explanations from established sci journals

https://lbry.tv/@TimTruth:b/Compilation ... tesdoc-1:0

[JaffaInLondon]

So, the black fibres move but the white ones don’t. Surely the white fibres in the background would move too if they where responding to external stimuli like the moisture in someone’s breath?

[jonesthepost]

https://scitechdaily.com/inspired-by-pa ... ently/amp/

[jonesthepost]

So, the black fibres move but the white ones don’t. Surely the white fibres in the background would move too if they where responding to external stimuli like the moisture in someone’s breath?

Yes; reacting to heat and moisture; like the state of the inside of the human body; perfect.

[garrettabc]

https://scitechdaily.com/inspired-by-pa ... ently/amp/

And even shaped it in the Star of Saturn (Remphan, Kaiwan).

[jonesthepost]

https://scitechdaily.com/inspired-by-pa ... ently/amp/

And even shaped it in the Star of Saturn (Remphan, Kaiwan).

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