Orphek iCon full spectrum moon cycle
& microbiology
Our experiments revealed a number of patterns .
1. Bacteria that decompose fish waste (carbon) use phosphates and nitrates to build their skeletons.
They are controlled by the light, and when the light is turned off for 1.5 hours, there is an increase in oxygen in the water by 1-2 units. This is because the bacteria are no longer able to use the light to photosynthesize, and so they switch to using oxygen instead.
2. When the light was turned off, the bacteria released oxygen and began their 8-hour period of nocturnal activity.
3. At night, bacteria produce materials for zooplankton's skeletons (Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate), also known as sea sugar, which is the main component of the skeletons of all planktonic flagellates.
4. The moon's cycle is a series of commands to bacteria, with some bacteria performing one task during the day and others performing a different task at night. The cycle of their 8-hour work launches a spectrum specific to each bacterium. A command of 1.5 hours is sufficient in the form of a glow with a certain spectrum.