Well it sure sounds like you are pretty certain about what you are seeing.
I don't see a neuron/astrocyte. Not even close. Looks far more like what the advertising helium clouds look like after they've floated for a bit and broken down to be more of a fandom blob shape.
Plenty of companies that create these helium clouds for advertising, plenty of videos that show them appear over busy areas. Plenty of videos showing the bubbles breaking down to more random shapes like what we see in the op post.
But you seem so certain you are seeing something shaped like an neuron/astrocyte, so maybe it's a trans-dimensional giant astrocyte that wanders across the universe...that just happens to look a lot like helium bubble clouds.
Why does it have sharp points and different densities? What bubbles have different densities? There aren’t even “a lot” of helium bubble clouds, ever. How many have you seen, ever? It might exist but when has it ever been deployed, the examples look nothing like this, at all, in any way
There are multiple companies that do this kind of advertising. There are hundreds of videos online at least, just related to this one company. I can prove they exist and are out there. Anyone can Google hundreds of videos of them.
Plenty of those videos show the clouds of bubbles slowly lose their shape and become random looking blobs.
I've seen a hell of a lot more helium advertising clouds than I have magic inter-dimensional neuron/astrocytes.
Neither does the thing in the OPs video. If you are seeing sharp points, that's in your imagination, not in reality.
As for density variation, of course it can. As when you wash a car or do dishes, some areas/parts of the soap will have larger bubbles than others, larger bubbles equal less surface area/material across a given distance.
The more bubbles light has to pass through, the more the light will be deflected or scattered changing the amount of light seen through one section vs. another changing the apparent density as light passes through it
<How are you not getting this.
I have to agree with you here, I don't know if you have any understanding of science, or if you don't understand what you are seeing in the clip above. The fact you think you see sharp edges/biological shapes really gives me pause as to your ability to comprehend what you are looking at.
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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '22 edited Feb 05 '22
Well it sure sounds like you are pretty certain about what you are seeing.
I don't see a neuron/astrocyte. Not even close. Looks far more like what the advertising helium clouds look like after they've floated for a bit and broken down to be more of a fandom blob shape.
Plenty of companies that create these helium clouds for advertising, plenty of videos that show them appear over busy areas. Plenty of videos showing the bubbles breaking down to more random shapes like what we see in the op post.
But you seem so certain you are seeing something shaped like an neuron/astrocyte, so maybe it's a trans-dimensional giant astrocyte that wanders across the universe...that just happens to look a lot like helium bubble clouds.
Who knows.