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One of the key techniques used in Dr. Mialcea's research was dark field microscopy, a sensitive method that magnifies samples up to 4000 times. This allowed her to observe extremely small particles, which she described as flashing lights or "quantum dots" that were capable of self-assembly. These particles, also classified as nanorobots, seemed to communicate with each other through light signals, coordinating their structure formation within the blood.
During the interview, images of the vaccines were presented, revealing clinking lights and animated structures within the vial, further raising the question of what these reactions might mean for human health.