The oldest terrarium and the oldest self-sustaining ecosystem experiment #shorts #terrarium

Delve into the fascinating tale of David Latimer’s groundbreaking experiment that began in 1960. Join us as we explore how Latimer planted a spiderwort seedling in a large glass bottle, sealing it tightly after adding water. Witness the astonishing journey of this plant, which remained undisturbed until 1972 when Latimer opened it only to add more water. Over time, what started as a simple plant trapped in a glass bottle evolved into a self-sustaining ecosystem. Learn how plants produced oxygen through photosynthesis, while bacteria decomposed dead plants to produce carbon dioxide, creating a delicate balance within this closed environment

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  1. Let’s go build a giant terrarium off earth somewhere far away from humanity and do the same thing. Whats the difference? Absolutely nothing. Just need a strong enough big enough terrarium 🤣💀

  2. The glass metal molten lens of the sun replicating these in the 1980s to a 2024 object was one of the easiest things for iboga to duplicate. Humans mother the devil decides the shape of the world as Satan makes everyone from prisms in the fog the steam of her shit and made everything same as those bottles he thinks are history nothing but a compressed tile on the sun to form his reality from when the world was altered in the 1980s. You people are all mind controlled. Deluded with fake history references and ideas.

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