 How's it going guys, and welcome to a JHR microscope review. We're going to be looking at the difference between live human blood and dried human blood. Now these were both taken from me using my diabetic poker. I use this on a daily basis so it's not really a big deal for me. So we're going to put this under a microscope that is hooked up with a camera directly to my PC so you guys can see this really up close. Let's go ahead and check out the microscopic world. Alright, so the first slide we're going to be doing is the live human blood. So let's go ahead and put this on here and find the blood itself. There we go. And now we just need to zoom in. We're going to turn down the lighting a little bit so that we can get a good look. Wow, look at that. So you can actually see if we try to focus on a little bit more. You can actually see the individual blood cells. They kind of just look like tiny little dots though. So this is the farthest away zoom. It goes in about probably 900 times more than this. So we're going to get a really good look at these in a minute. But this is basically what it looks like at a glance. And oh, wow, look at that. You can actually see the end of the blood right there. Like the edge kind of looks like a red ocean. It's kind of interesting. Alright, let's go ahead and switch it up a little bit. So we're going to zoom this out. And then we're going to switch to the next zoom. Whoa. Alright, let's turn down the lighting a little bit. Oh, do you see that movement right there? There's a little bit of movement in there. That's so interesting. Alright, let's see if we can move this around just a little bit. I'd love to be able to fall. There it is. Look at that. See how we can focus in a little bit more. How crazy is that? You know, it's crazy because it just came out of my body like a minute ago too. So seeing like all these little things that are currently inside of me right now. It's kind of a kind of a trippy experience, you know? Alright, so let's go ahead and zoom out again. And now we're going to go to the one that zooms in the farthest. Alright, so it took me a second to get a proper zoom. But here we are. We got a little bit of the blood cells on here. And we focus in a little bit. You can kind of see their shapes. It's really interesting. It almost looks like a mosaic art piece of some sort. It's really interesting stuff. If it sounds like I'm talking from the side, it's because I'm looking at my monitor while doing this because you can actually see on your computer screen what you're seeing through the microscope because it has a built-in camera. So it's really cool. I bought this specifically for the channel. So this has been live human blood. And honestly, it doesn't move around as much as I thought it would. I've looked at this before on a worse, much worse like $20 microscope. And I didn't really see any movement either. So I'm not too surprised. I think maybe it would be like slow, gradual movement. Or maybe we're just not able to get that super zoom in that we need. Let's go ahead and switch to the dried human blood. Alright, I got the slide on of the dried human blood or the J.H.R. blood. And we're going to go ahead and zoom in on this using the first zoom. Whoa. Look at that. You know what it kind of reminds me of? It kind of reminds me of like lightning bolts or something. Kind of like scattered, you know, like, or you know what cracks on like a, in like really soft kind of like dirt, you know, they get all cracked up. Kind of reminds me of that too. That is super interesting. Let's see if we can move it around a little bit. You know, I think that all these tiny little ones right here are the individual actual cells. It's kind of hard to tell because they've already decayed so much because this is a slide from about, I'd say, a few months ago. Really interesting. Let's go ahead and switch to the second zoom. Alright, I'm going to head and found the focus point. Let's go ahead and zoom in. Almost there, almost there. Wait. And fine tune it. Look at that. That is really interesting. You literally could take that and like, I don't know, fill in like the color or something, you know what I mean? You could do like a, it almost looks like a abstract art piece. That's so weird. I like how like all of the cracks in there are like super defined and they're all different shapes. This is all just my blood. Alright, so let's go ahead and go to the last zoom. Now this one is going to zoom in really far. Alright, so I found the zoom point. Let's go ahead and focus in. Whoa. Look at that. That is insane. That's really crazy. You know, I kind of like the look of the dried human blood versus the life human blood because it like everything's so unique and looking, you know what I mean? That is so cool. But yeah, this is a series that I want to continue on. 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