Scanning Electron Microscope HD Images

[weeweeeewee]

Kinda a sick thought but this is the world we came from!

[1234airows]

what is that at 2:18

[INMATE2468]

2:18 lol

[brooklynftwlol]

I feel itchy all of a sudden.

[HighrockTendales]

1:24 what is that?

[Mfurkan7]

@HighrockTendales Sorry I forgot it :)

[HighrockTendales]

@Mfurkan7 Let me know If you remember!

[dalellll]

@Mfurkan7 Duuuuuuuuuuude!!!!!!!!! You are going to dirve us craaazzzyyy!!!

[dalellll]

@HighrockTendales PREPARE TO HAVE YOUR MIND BLOWN INTO A MILLION PIECES: That, according to a couple of different sites found using a reverse image search, is a SNOW CRYSTAL. The blobby things are water droplets, frozen in place. It was photographed at a ridiculously low temperature (because electron microscopes can't photograph liquids - they need a vacuum to operate).

[HighrockTendales]

@dalellll hey, thanks for looking that up, My mind is pretty damn blown!

[MrXwaYZ]

dang... I hate those bugs!!!

[scuzzy5005]

And of course Hans seals up the final touches for this video. XD

He set a crazy mood for Crysis 2 with that music and it is SO applicable to this current topic. The physical realm on a Nano level blows my mind no matter how many science classes I take or how much I understand it.

[mohgoku]

@scuzzy5005 lol ^^