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fossilesque@mander.xyzM to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 13 hours ago

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    Can’t we make super sensitive camera sensors that make sense in such dark environments?

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      We kinda can, but they sort of require the frame to be still, which is not a thing in the deep sea.

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      The scientists:

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    lol … it would be like an alien species flying around in a floating spaceship over a city and using a floodlight that emits powerful xrays to view everything around it, blasting everyone with radiation that will make everyone sick and unwell … all the while the aliens capturing documentary footage of this planet full of life they’ve never seen before.

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      I recently went through that scenario with DeepSeek, that was fun

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      Ah, they seem to communicate by vomiting and bleeding from their skin. Interesting…

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    And then shows the world you look like a muppet, when it was really not an issue in the dark 😤

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      I looked prettier when you couldn’t see me!

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      So that’s where Salacious Crumb has been hiding

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    IIRC a study did show that does fuck up a lot of them. I can’t remember if they are temporarily or permanently blinded, but it’s not great for them.

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      O.O

      Into

      X.X

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      Why don’t scientists just use nods

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        That’s still amplifying light that is there. In total blackness they still don’t work. In very low light they generate a lot of visual noise. You’d need to provide some kind of light source for this no matter what.

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    thousands of years

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      Technically accurate, it’s just millions of thousands

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        It’s like saying Julius Caesar is dead for over sixty years. Technically true.

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    thurston

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    why i s every deep sea creature the most disgusting thing ive ever seen?

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      this was pretty hilarious looking.

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    Oh, I’m sorry, I thought they claimed to enjoy photons. Fake fan!

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    They’re selling chocolate?

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