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And if a cloud goes past, you can see a cloud on the tips where it's letting the light through.

In your house, wires run in the wall, from the light switch to a junction box in the ceiling and from the junction box to the light bulb.

And when you turn the switch on, the light goes on.

And when you turn the switch off, the light goes off.

It's almost as if somebody came into your home and rewired your walls so that the next time you turned on the light switch, the toilet flushed three doors down, or your dishwasher went on, or your computer monitor turned off.

And as the light would stream into my refuge, I would feel at peace.

As I approached this concrete building, these tiny little windows, barbed wire, high walls, observation towers, and on the inside, these cold, hard spaces, little light or air, the guards are screaming, the doors are clanking, there's a wall of cells filled with so many black and brown bodies.

And it's not a trip that requires light-years of travel, but it's to a place where it's defined by light.

So it's a little-appreciated fact that most of the animals in our ocean make light.

So that light was made by a bioluminescent dinoflagellate, a single-celled alga.

So why would a single-celled alga need to be able to produce light?

It's got a light organ under its eye.

It's got a lot of other light organs you can't see, but you'll see in here in a minute.

The light organs under the eyes are flashing.

It's got light organs on its belly that are flashing, fin lights.

There's other ways you can defend yourself with light.

I just barely got the lights out in time for you to be able to see those gobs of light hitting the transect screen and then just glowing.

So if you brush up against it, any place you brushed against it, you get this twinkling blue-green light that's just breathtaking.

But if you keep poking it, it starts to produce light.

It produces these strings of light, presumably as some form of defense.

There are starfish that can make light.

And there are brittle stars that produce bands of light that dance along their arms.

But if we collect it very gently, and we bring it up into the lab and just squeeze it at the base of the stock, it produces this light that propagates from stem to the plume, changing color as it goes, from green to blue.

It's a green saber of light.

And like the one you just saw, it can produce these as bands of light.

So there's a language of light in the deep ocean, and we're just beginning to understand it, and one way we're going about that is we're imitating a lot of these displays.

And we view it with a camera system I developed called Eye-in-the-Sea that uses far red light that's invisible to most animals, so it's unobtrusive.

It's a magical place filled with breathtaking light shows and bizarre and wondrous creatures, alien life forms that you don't have to travel to another planet to see.

You can actually see the point when I know what I'm doing, and a lot of light and dark comes into it.

The fellow passengers for inanimate objects are not just people, but it's also the light shining on it and the wind blowing past it and the heat of the room.

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