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A video in which a man vaporizes with a protective mask and shows filaments that he claims to be “parasites” or “nanotechnologies” has gone viral on social media. The theory was dismantled by physicist Cristain Presură.
“I boiled a pot of water for steam. I steamed the mask. It creates the same conditions as if it were in our mouth. Look what I discovered. Forget how these parasites move, I don’t know what you could call them. In my opinion, it’s a nanotechnology that is talked about and nobody believes in it ”, says the man in the recording, asking the experts to say“ what are these beings ”.
Scientist Cristian Presură accepted the challenge and replicated the experiment at home. He pointed out with a microscope that it was, in fact, textile thread, moving only by steam.
“Here’s the result: We see how after being steamed, those little black things move, twist, as if they come to life. One of those mysterious objects seems to have a free ending. In my opinion, it looks like a textile thread that is attached to the mask at one end and the other end floats in the air.
Why is it moving? Because the steam that is still in the mask rises upwards and in this way sets in motion what I think is a textile fiber ”, says Presură.
See the experiment carried out by Cristian Presură in the recording below:
