Robert Hooke's Discovery of Cell ｜ How Robert Hooke Discovered the Cell...？

Assalamu alaikum, today we will see the work of Robert Hooke in the history of Islam. First of all, you know a little bit about Robert Hooke. You can see his picture. We had a British scientist there. And the interesting thing is that he himself made a microscope, a light microscope. And you can also see his picture here. He saw a lot of organisms with this microscope and discovered a lot of hidden details of nature. All the observations he made, he wrote in his book and the name of the book was Micrographia. Now let's see the work of Robert Hooke. He worked in 1665. First of all, he took a piece of a car. And the car has a plant part. He studied this car under a microscope. And this microscope was also self-made. In the car, he saw small cavities. And you can see the picture here. He named these small cavities Silola. Because in his language, Silola means small rooms. So we can say that Robert Hooke named Silola first. So Robert Hooke named Silola for the first time. Actually, Robert Hooke saw Silola. Because Silola is present in the plant cell. He also took a plant piece. At that time, the microscope was not so advanced that he could see the entire cell structure. But still he told about very basic things and increased people's interest in cell biology. If we look at the overall result of this video, we can say that Robert Hooke saw Silola for the first time in 1665. And Robert Hooke studied the car with his self-made microscope. And that's why we consider Robert Hooke as the father of cell. And first of all, Robert Hooke named the cell.