What if you could see in the dark… without turning on a single light?

From an invisible ray discovered by accident to the green glow in a soldier’s eyes, this episode of Whispers of the Pastunravels the suspenseful journey of how humans learned to see in the night.
🔍 Invisible light, photoelectric magic, and battlefield secrets—all come together in “The Eyes That Saw the Invisible.”

What if you could see in the dark… without turning on a single light?

In this part -1 we meet the star-gazer who found invisible light.

Over 200 years ago, William Herschel bent a beam of light through a prism… and stumbled upon something no one had seen before: a ghostly, invisible ray just beyond red.

Little did he know, that hidden warmth would one day help humans see in the night.

🔍 Invisible light, photoelectric magic, and battlefield secrets—all come together in “The Eyes That Saw the Invisible.”

Long ago, in the snowy mountains of the Swiss Alps, a clever man named George and his bouncy dog Milka went on an adventure. They weren’t looking for treasure... but they found one anyway — a strange, sticky little secret hidden in nature!

When George noticed some pesky burrs clinging tightly to Milka’s fur, his curious mind lit up. Why don’t they fall off? he wondered.

What he discovered next would lead to something magical — a brand-new invention that children, astronauts, and even superheroes use today. Want to know how a mountain walk and a few sticky seeds changed the world?

Come along and explore this true tale of discovery, invention, and a very good dog.

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