The film premieres — April 24th at 7:00 PM CET. Set your reminder.
This film took much longer than I planned. The editing software crashed repeatedly, the project dragged on — but it is finally ready.
In my first post about the Tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh I showed the basic structural parallels. During the production of EP2 I discovered much more. Things I did not see in the first analysis — that change the entire understanding of this structure.
New discoveries in the Tomb of Emperor Khai Dinh:
- The gate as four types of membrane transporters
- The outer lipid layer encoded in the ornamentation of the exterior walls
- Primary cilia — two pointed columns as cellular antennas
- Desmosome — the ceremonial arch as an intercellular junction
- Gap junctions — the side gates + leaky gut syndrome
- The emperor on the throne — „p53” or a „nuclear body” — an open question for viewers
There is also a health dimension in this episode. When gap junctions between enterocytes fail — pathogens enter the bloodstream. This is leaky gut syndrome. But there is something more — your intestine contains five hundred million neurons. Science calls it the second brain. The Tomb of Khai Dinh encodes a cell of the organ that thinks.
For the first time I am also publicly revealing Fort Mamula on the island of Lastavica in Montenegro — a circular fortress that never fired a single combat shot. A defensive cell in a state of eternal readiness.
The film is available below.
Tomasz Mikulski — Cell Archaeologist
