A coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the head of a maggot or the larva of a bluebottle fly (Protophormia sp.)
"You come into contact with millions of different objects every day.
Many of those everyday objects are so small that you don’t even realize
you’re interacting with them, but when we look at the world around us on
a microscopic level, a whole new universe reveals itself. Fortu
nately,
the photos in this gallery were taken using an electron microscope,
which is the most powerful microscope known to man, and with it we can
see everyday objects in a way we’ve never seen them before. Here are 25
everyday objects under an electron microscope"
From 25 Everyday Objects Under an Electron Microscope:
http://egotvonline.com/2012/
A coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the head of a maggot or the larva of a bluebottle fly (Protophormia sp.)
"You come into contact with millions of different objects every day. Many of those everyday objects are so small that you don’t even realize you’re interacting with them, but when we look at the world around us on a microscopic level, a whole new universe reveals itself. Fortu
"You come into contact with millions of different objects every day. Many of those everyday objects are so small that you don’t even realize you’re interacting with them, but when we look at the world around us on a microscopic level, a whole new universe reveals itself. Fortu
nately,
the photos in this gallery were taken using an electron microscope,
which is the most powerful microscope known to man, and with it we can
see everyday objects in a way we’ve never seen them before. Here are 25
everyday objects under an electron microscope"
From 25 Everyday Objects Under an Electron Microscope:
http://egotvonline.com/2012/
From 25 Everyday Objects Under an Electron Microscope:
http://egotvonline.com/2012/
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