morgellons nano-machines with rotating locomotion

Added: January 13, 2008
10x eyepiece 16mm objective, filmed on transparent plastic top-lit. i have not found anything biological that has this locomotion. Any Help From biologist would be appreciated. Note when the cicular motion stops a probe advances right before it passes thru to red object. (on the second outing from center to top.)

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Science & Technology

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• morgellons
• nano-machines
• nano-locomotion

[bulltexan1]

Oh,,I wasnt trying to be any kind of way,,,I needed a confirm..

I used this vid as an example over at MDR..

I am going to view the rest of your vids real close,and see ,,what up.

I too have a m-scope,,have you seen my vids?

Look where I found the morgs growing...

[microflasher]

@bulltexan1 Thanks!

[bulltexan1]

Microflasher,,,you DO see the mites ,,though,,dont you??

[microflasher]

@bulltexan1 You mite be right. I think the 160x mag, would make the might appear larger. The catalyst that got them moving was 91% alcohol which would stop a mite dead it its tracks. But I mite be wrong. This is the most viewed video and least important. If you have a diserning eye please look at my videos in the order presented Your comments are welcome ! Microflasher

[anjelmorg]

Personally, in that shot i see paramecia!

seen the same in my fish tank water. I'm familiar with morgs but those i dont believe are morgs

They (paramecia) most likely have morgs-involved spores/bions imbedded within them...as i see the morg spores in and on EVERYTHING!

Thanks for video

[microflasher]

@ Angelmorg , hey kiddo, I remember looking at paramecium as a5th grader in Mr Young's class.  Could be! I have found a creature of similar size called a dinoflagilite .They have two opposing flagella that make them spin and they glow." Nano machines" invites public discourse and may be correct. But more likely something else. These people with their shorts in a bind must have been the kids that got Indian wedgies. Ass holes! Thanks always appreciate your sensibility.

[frostek]

@PorkyPiggles - I'm beginning to think that US Healthcare for people with mental problems consists of issuing them with Youtube accounts. The only place on the Internet with more stupid people is Yahoo Answers.

[spinkyboo]

Sorry for my ignorance. Could you please clear up for me where you got this from? What exactly is it? Was it taken from a morgellons scab site on the body?

[TheRealPhatgrower]

@bulltexan1 I have taken extensive videos and have never seen any creatures like those you show, NEVER. But I do know that anything is possible with the genetic technology inside those fibers. They DO form into 'bodies', I've just never seen them move like that. Looks like spidermites or something. As a morgellons sufferer, I don't believe that what you are showing is 'morgellons', perhaps you can catch one and show a 200x pic.

[microflasher]

@frostek 3rd part of answer:At night they produce a brief, eerie, glowing light Dinoflagellates are microscopic unicellular, free swimming organisms with two flagella . which are on opposite sides thus spin the animal as it moves I found that interesting, but what was it doing in my arm. Close but no cigar. By nano machines. I mean self asembeling machines that are thousands of times larger than a nano meter. I hope i have helped you understand by video. Is there more you add? please do

[microflasher]

@frostek 2nd part of answer:again thanks for your comment, this is the second half of my reply. I also have taken you comment to heart and will change my title to nano machines ? with rotating locomotion . as it was unclear to you as it my be to others. as in my discription I was asking biologist for thier help leaving the possibility that it was nano machines. On that front ,my research is the only answer i have . A dinoflagellate At night they can produce a brief, eerie, glowing light ,