Algaes & chemical seaworlds
I am interested by algaes and light (photosynthesis, fluorescence, bioluminescence, ecoenergy for Earth and Space exploration), and by chemical seaworlds. I make also some tests in genetics.
Algaes & Light
Pyrocystis fusiformis in the day.
Pyrocystis fusiformis by night for bioluminiscence. It's not like in the movie Life of Pie, but I'm happy with my results :-) Let me dream...
Pyrocystis fusiformis by night, they have a circadian cycle like us.
Soon with the microscope and other tests in optics.
Chlorella vulgaris for photosynthesis (light & energy)
Chlorella vulgaris (experiences with my teenagers during Covid-19)
Spirulina, Arthrospira platensis for fluorescence.
Spirulina, Arthrospira platensis and yes it's fluo under light.
Artificial & chemical seaworlds (MEL science box with my teenagers to understand the differences between elements, molecules and reactions in Chemistry).
Chemical Jellyfish (artificial sea)
Iron chloride + manganese sulfate + iron sulfate + copper sulfate.
Iron chloride + manganese sulfate + iron sulfate + copper sulfate.
Approx. 1 cm
Chemical seaweed (artificial sea)
Iron chloride + copper sulfate + potassium hexacy-anoferrate + zinc sulfate.
If you like Jellyfish, you can see how I inserted Green Fluorescent Protein from a Jellyfish gene inside a bacteria (non-pathogen E.Coli).
Microalgaes under microscope
Chlorella (food for my Tardigrades)
Chlorella in a living culture.
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