Some images from today's work. Nothing else !

Cataloging all the different structures and their behaviors. Or trying to at least.

The sample being explored today is saliva of unvaccinated person, not that it seems to make a difference these days. I have calibrated micrometer measurements with the new camera today so we can assume vague sizes.

(Images are mostly stacked using EDF software to allow full viewing of the 3D height)

For now lets just say that many of us are now becoming aware that these scaffolding events are likely the exhibition of Coacervates, Protocells, and Microcapsules. There is more than that going on though because why would you stop there when you can wrap all kinds of other stuff into it. Or more so because we have seen Flying and swimming structures in samples and outside of sample areas which some are quoting as being robots despite me originally stating that they are robot like as a means of highlighting the fact they are not moving without purpose, or in a rather controlled sort of manor. They could be robots indeed, but nobody can prove that yet.

We can see colors in some of these images that may be either oil or crystalline in nature, likely the later, maybe both. Continuous replication of various structures is ongoing. There is all sorts going and i will be staining some of these samples to try indicate proteins, DNA, and other materials. This can help map out the occurring processes as it will leave trails to and from areas of production. some of these cells also stain, others do not. Nothing to much to say here at this point since i am still observing and will be for a while. But good to update the images, they are fantastic with the new camera and scope, Thanks guys and girls.

Always so happy to get help via KO-FI, the next thing that would be awesome to have is the florescence mod for the Leica DM2000 microscope in use now. Such mod and objective lenses are still rather pricey used. I also need to get a whole range of enzyme and protein based products to test their affects on these microscopic horrors. Hope you all enjoy the images !