Scientific sceptics

[Segilla]

BBC TV ran a series of films probably in the 1980s, including one scientist who called into question what he was seeing through his electron microsope. The cells he examined were all on the same plane

His contention was that if, say, he cut vertically through a barrel of oranges, the sections would all look different and so should cells seen through an electron microscope.

Does anybody recall this programme and what was the ultimate answer?

[AGENT X]

don't know the program, but when neurons and electrons they stack and line up they do it negative to positive side to side front to back top and bottom if you cut through them on a level plain you would get identically looking cross sections( if you cut oranges that are hanging from a tree in half accross the midline top to bottom or side to side in the same spot on every orange they would look virtually the same every time. in scientific situations when you excite the electrons and neurons with force/power wich sends them into a violent dance/reaction you get nuclear rection and when you bang that power into the electrons and neurons at a cellular level you get atomic fusion and sending the atoms outward you have a violent explosion.