Lake Brightened in Australia or Alien Invasion? Find The Answer!
More images that reflect a rare phenomenon in Australia has sparked a real valve on the Internet. Pictures of Gippsland lakes, illuminated in the night, to make many people wonder if they witness an extraterrestrial visits.
In fact it is bioluminiscenta phenomenon quite widespread in nature, from bacteria to vertebrates. Mushrooms, moss on trees, insects, algae can produce light of a given variety.
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In terms of light spill over the Gippsland Lakes, the water is released in a certain type of algae, where the landscape that seems from another world.

When this phenomenon was observed for the first time?
A record in this regard dates back to 1492, when Christopher Columbus’s sailors were seen lighting a fire on the surface. They have a religious connotation of the phenomenon at that time. Sailors believe it’s the fires of hell.
However the first scientific explanation came in 1600, when physicist Robert Boyle did an experiment designed to elucidate the mystery. It introduced a veal chop altered in a container so that emit light in the dark. But lost in the glow intensity. Only when the air was allowed to penetrate below the container, the light intensity recovers.
Thus it was demonstrated that bioluminiscenta is closely related to the chemical reactions cease in the absence of oxygen. With the elucidation of the mystery has gone and is slightly superstitious interpretations.

What is bioluminiscenta?
This phenomenon has a scientific explanation. Bioluminiscenta biological process for the production of light by living organisms. Bioluminiscente bodies are synthesized in a photogenic substance called luciferina which produce oxygen under the action of light.
Bioluminiscentei most spectacular manifestations of that found in the sea surface and are produced by unicellular organisms.
The light emitted by these bodies has its origin in microscopic spheres that runs hidden in the peripheral protoplasm when the shock produced by the movement of water turns the body. They produce 20 to 30 flashes per second.
In addition, bioluminiscenta is already taken into account as a likely source of light in the future given that we are talking about an extremely high efficiency lights of the cold front at 98-99% of the sources of light, 35 – 45%.


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Post CommentLerinti Sorin
On March 12, 2011 at 10:45 am
verry interesting. Good post
sanaahmed
On May 9, 2011 at 5:31 pm
good work