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- Structures
- Skin-Textile-Like Filam.
- Skin--Wire-Like Filaments
- Skin-Translucent Filament
- Skin-Biofilm covering
- Skin-Biofilm to HG-like
- Skin-B&W Worm-Like'Weave'
- Skin- Mesh on/in skin
- Skin--Black mesh/tubes
- Outdoors-Black mesh/tubes
- Outdoors-BWWorm-likeWeave
- Outdoors- Feather-like
- Outdoors-Filament/biofilm
- Outdoors- Biofilm
- Outdoor-grid pattern>mesh
- Outdoors-HG/Worm-like
- Indoors-Feather-Like
- Indoors- Biofilm covers
- Indoor-grid pattern=>mesh
- Indoors- Filaments
- Indoor- B&W 'Weave'
- Indoor-Fila.+Biofilm=Mesh
- Indoors-HG-like worms
- Blog
STart here!
1 . Note that something odd **seems** to be going on with my body
Click on the photo to the left (Human foot/heel; Samsung Galaxy Note 10+; Summer 2022) to link to "Video Highlights: Body." This page highlights videos of filaments and other structures *seemingly** weaving in and out of human skin, (dis)appearing instantaneously, pulling hair/textile filaments into/onto the skin, and more.
2. Note the seeming resemblance with structures in the environment
Click on the photo to the right (Mulch in Eastern Connecticut; Samsung Galaxy Note 10+; Summer 2022) to link to "Highlights: Environmental." This page helps introduce the key structures and processes that I repeatedly documented across the following contexts: human/other animals' bodies, outdoors (organic material), indoors (inorganic material). It highlights many of the factors that suggested (to me, at least) that something odd was going on (e.g., patterned response to stimuli by filaments/biofilm/etc.) and that this phenomenon was NOT limited to human/mammalian bodies (but instead appeared to be environmental).
3. Get specific (and organized)...
Click on the photo to the left (Filaments and biofilm-like substance on the leg post of a wooden piano; Samsung Galaxy Note 10+; Summer 2022) to link to "Table of Structures." This page breaks down each of the structures and processes that I repeatedly documented in ALL three of the following contexts: human/other animals' bodies, outdoors (organic material), indoors (inorganic material). It links to a photo/video archive--and discussion-- of each structure/process, organized by context.