How Microorganisms looks under the microscope | Virus Size | Bacteria size | Antibodies size

microorganisms is an organism that can be seen only through a microscope. but in this video we are showing that, how they look like under the microscope.
in this video we includes some size like bacteria, virus, antibodies, blood cells, fungal, etc.
#microorganism
#comparison
#size
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Process of video making :
step 1: Searching the type of microorganism from internet
Step 2: Create 3D model of of microorganism
step 3: scale and arrange all the 3D models with their size
Step 4: making animation
step 5: add lighting and shading
step 6: put file on rendering
step 7: compositing and sound mixing
Total time taken by video 200 hours
System use Ryzen 9, RTX 3080 (GPU) x 3
Software use Blender, Maya, redshift, after effect, premier pro, photoshop
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[PLASBEZ]

Imagine having all of these in you at once

[robertshonk]

I'm a medical illustrator, so I feel compelled to point out a few of the many mistakes in this. The most glaring, as someone else pointed out, is the illustration of a skin cube (containing millions of cells) under skin cell. Also, many microscopic structures, such as "human cell" (oddly vague term), paramecium and amoeba are right next to "woman egg" ("human" adjective needed here), even though a human egg is about the size of a grain of sand.

[TheHinner]

Red blood cell size is wrong. It can be about 3 micrometers THICK, not in diameter, the diameter is around 8 micrometers

[acsslime]

What software do you use to make these videos?

[espiritujuvenilmalogrado]

Awesome, it would be great that add the model of some cestoda like Echinococcus granulosus and a Tenia solium to show the big difference

[nicholasharvey]

Who else found out about Thiomargarita Magnifica from this video. It was just discovered in 2022 in the Caribbean. It can be more than half an inch long. The previous largest known bacterium was Thiomargarita Namibiensis and its cells are about the size of a pin head (still large enough to see with the naked eye)

[Mr_sun-hb]

0:11 polo virus
0:13 cowpea mosaic
0:17 Rhlnovlrus
0:21 hepatotoxics b virus
0:25 Zlka virus
0:29 l’influenza virus
0:35 hlv virus
-3:17 sars
-3:10 corona virus

[finist.school]

Great. It would be even better if you make all of it to scale. For example Mimivirus (700nm) must be more than twice as big as Smallpox (300nm).

[Imperialistic]

If we do find alien lifeforms in the solar system like in Titan, Europa and Mars, the microorganism there will likely look somewhat familiar to what we have on Earth. Maybe the ones in Titan will be silicon-based. Imagine seeing a bacteria that has crystal spikes!

[kelly_]

All the colors, shapes and textures are interesting.

[Jappenessee]

Same case for yoctometers, Zeptometers, Attometers, Picometers And nanomters

[Solarwhale]

wait, mosquitos arent a microorganism


edit : stop replying on this

[welljustguess]

The cute Tardigrade is bigger than I thought.
Also, cool appearance of mosquitos!

[AlexStarlght]

Wait, does that mean a mosquito can actually see a human cell?

[hideentity]

Human hair smaller than cell? And still hair is visible to the eyes? Wow

[haronrachid]

Hello Sir !
Would you like to tell me please
Which Software(s) that you use to make those wonderful videos

[kathyandrianie]

Can you rank all of these microganisms please

[TheSnoody]

A tardigrade is 1/7th the length of a mosquito? I feel like we could see them if that's the case.

[isekaiexpress]

Skin Cell at 2:24: it's just a cutaway of epidermis put on a cube. Don't tell me a root of a hair is smaller than a friggin' human cell, whom are you trying to BS?
Sloppy job, get your facts straight.

[franadia]

Scary and fascinating at the same time