Bacteria growth

[jasmeetrocks]

nice video

[haruganatu]

is bacteria a good science project



[XxSaphireassasinsxX]

*Pukes*

[chuggacondor]

IM GONNA MULTIPLY TILL I POOT MYSELF!!!

[brandonskanes]

haha,  my science teacher showed this in class yesterday :P

[RanDomRahuL]

China

[bunchNimhine]

kinilabutan aq! haha

[ConstantC4]

sometimes i can imagine this slime diffrentiating into neuron like colonies with some bacteria relaying infos and some switching it using RNA as aneurotransmitter .... just doing nothing zapping signals at random making jokes about humanity about to come in 3.5 billion years.

[jhwink]

Eek...and to think these things are in my butt right now.

[asdfghzxcvbn1]

hey its mexico

[thatguyzyx]

@asdfghzxcvbn1 rofl hilarious

[hinduw]

thats fuckin amazing

[Oblivion3200]

lol, thats sexy

[Lockpicker]

Wow 7 seconds for tht many wow

[FlashBangGrenades]

0:08

[thatguyzyx]

@Lockpicker its sped up

[Cozzmos]

No. If they were splitting once every 20 minutes, then it would have taken about 2 hours and 20 minutes. (@ approx. 1 split per second of video.) I think the whole purpose of the video was to demonstrate the exponential growth rate. It took 7 seconds of video to reach the number you see at the end, but had it ran 1 more second that total would have double and so forth... Reaching astronomical numbers in no time.

[Lockpicker]

how long was this? cause it says tht bacteria splits in 2 every like 20 mins so lol tht looks like days

[tall32guy]

Yeah I was wondering that too, about how long these videos took to film! LOL Must be timelapse or something.

[WhitePaws]

7 seconds

Every second there is a split. So you know that every second is 20 minutes in Real Life. That means that the video was probably filmed in 2.20 hours aproximately.