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„Nothing is motionless in the eyes of the rhythmanalyst. He hears wind, rain, thunderstorm. In observing a pebble a wall or a tree he precieves the slowness of movements of these objects. Their movement is slow only in proportion to our time, our bodies, our rhythms.“ | „Nothing is motionless in the eyes of the rhythmanalyst. He hears wind, rain, thunderstorm. In observing a pebble a wall or a tree he precieves the slowness of movements of these objects. Their movement is slow only in proportion to our time, our bodies, our rhythms.“ | ||
//Kurt Meyer, Rhythms, Streets, Cities | //Kurt Meyer, Rhythms, Streets, Cities | ||
For Euglena Time i am doing experimentation around 5 main | For Euglena Time i am doing experimentation around 5 main | ||
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Setting up sterile Euglena cultures | |||
To avoid contamination in the final hourglass I needed to setup a new culture under sterile conditions. The recipe for doing so can be found on the frontpage of habitats. | |||
Picture1: setting up fresh cultures under sterile conditions | |||
Picture 2: The new cultures contain roughly the same amount of euglena and are used to compare their individual time rhythms according to daylight | |||
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