Recently graduated, jointly supervised by our and @biophotoelectro.bsky.social's lab, Rachel Egan summarises her thorough PhD exploration on wired photosynthetic #cyanobacterias on #electrodes 👏👏🦠⚡️

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No, no, cyanobacterias have also done this. That’s right, all our rationality and consciousness materially has us as fucking stupid and brainless as bacterias.

Extinction events are great for evolution. All of them allowed new, more advanced species to rise and find niches previously occupied by extremely adapted species.

Don't forget: the worst climate change in history of life was caused by cyanobacterias that poisoned oceans with oxygen...

Was UV filter on?

I think I know what effect you saw. Especially at this time of day. It could be proven if measurements of humidity are avaialable.
Very thin fog or very thin hard aerosole (dust or cyanobacterias, which often happens before rains) which creates light dispersion in air. "God rays".

"the worst climate change in history of life was caused by cyanobacterias that poisoned oceans with oxygen"

This is one of my favorite quotes of myself. I know it is not very original, but I worked it out all by myself and it reordered so many things in my world view and understanding.

They discovered significant differences between the cyanobacterias’ genomes. Says Prof. Armitage, author on this study, “30 to 50% of genes were lost in the symbiotic cyanobacteria compared to the free-roaming variants.”

Life-Ships introduce cyanobacterias(transform CO2 in O2),fungae (structure matter/regolith, food), algae(CO2 to O2, energy/food),vegetable, animal, Human Life (Life Fluid Incubators,Abot/Nbot assemblers/incubators).
http://www.sandaero.com/sandaero_053.htm
http://www.mesistem.com/mesistem_021.htm