@biohexx1@observerjosh This is not a colourised electron micrograph! This is a computer-generated animation. Electron microscopes need the specimen to be placed in a vacuum (otherwise the air molecules will interfere with paths of electrons). While tardigrades may survive in a vacuum, they won't be active. You'll never see movement in an electron micrograph.
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Great video!
Amazing!
While good, an error is that it is completely opaque when it should be transparent.
Is this a colorized electron image?
Yes.
Thanks, I figured. Cool video though!
@biohexx1 @observerjosh This is not a colourised electron micrograph! This is a computer-generated animation. Electron microscopes need the specimen to be placed in a vacuum (otherwise the air molecules will interfere with paths of electrons). While tardigrades may survive in a vacuum, they won't be active. You'll never see movement in an electron micrograph.
Good to know! Thanks!
I thought it was a sequential series of pics.
Ok, thanks for the info! I thought it might have been sequential too, but I want aware it needed a vacuum chamber – makes sense though!
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