That is so cool. I mean, of course the colours have been added and all but it still looks cool as hell.tykjen wrote:Micro-crack in Steel through an electron microscope
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photo from my current research project--glial cells in a mouse brain during a induced epileptic seizure
this is an insanely awesome technique used to visualize different resident cells of the CNS
I guess my excitement about this shows just how nerdy I am haha
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Aryakel wrote:
photo from my current research project--glial cells in a mouse brain during a induced epileptic seizure
this is an insanely awesome technique used to visualize different resident cells of the CNS
I guess my excitement about this shows just how nerdy I am haha
Awesome! How I would love to work in a neuro lab. I recently aquired a star telecope. Might have to try and get some shots out of it..but days and nights are bright nowadays sadly.
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Do you live in a city? I'm lucky that I live close enough to a city to enjoy the culture and atmosphere but I'm still just a few minutes (maybe 20 minutes) from areas secluded enough for perfect views of the night's sky!Inceptionist wrote:Aryakel wrote:
photo from my current research project--glial cells in a mouse brain during a induced epileptic seizure
this is an insanely awesome technique used to visualize different resident cells of the CNS
I guess my excitement about this shows just how nerdy I am haha
Awesome! How I would love to work in a neuro lab. I recently aquired a star telecope. Might have to try and get some shots out of it..but days and nights are bright nowadays sadly.
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I live way north above the artic circle in a small town, the problem in the months ahead is pure daylightAryakel wrote:Do you live in a city? I'm lucky that I live close enough to a city to enjoy the culture and atmosphere but I'm still just a few minutes (maybe 20 minutes) from areas secluded enough for perfect views of the night's sky!
In winter its great as the sun disappears for 2 months though
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WOW! that's so cool! I've always wanted to travel into the arctic! From videos and photos it houses some of the most uniquely gorgeous sights I've ever seen (however, I think this about a lot of places >_> basically I just want to travel and explore--its the nature of my innate curiosity haha)Inceptionist wrote:I live way north above the artic circle in a small town, the problem in the months ahead is pure daylightAryakel wrote:Do you live in a city? I'm lucky that I live close enough to a city to enjoy the culture and atmosphere but I'm still just a few minutes (maybe 20 minutes) from areas secluded enough for perfect views of the night's sky!
In winter its great as the sun disappears for 2 months though
