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Probe used in the movie.
Picture published in '2010: A Scrapbook Odyssey', authored by Jean-Marc Deschamps.
Picture used by kind permission.
Probe used in the movie.
Picture published in '2010: A Scrapbook Odyssey', authored by Jean-Marc Deschamps.
Picture used by kind permission.
A double upload of a dowitcher (never quite sure how to decide long- vs short-billed) feeding in the marsh at Coyote Hills Regional Park.
Male capuchin monkey (Sapajus libidinosus) using a stick as probe to take wasp honey. Serra da Capivara National Park, Piauí, Brazil.
Model for the probe droid that kicks off "The Empire Strikes Back." Oddly the twin antenne seen in the film were not evident here.
Probe used in the movie.
Picture published in '2010: A Scrapbook Odyssey', authored by Jean-Marc Deschamps.
Picture used by kind permission.
The Telecom FIBERVIEW analogue probe which has an optical resolution down to 1.0 micron (Viewable Down To 0.5 Microns) connects to a battery powered 3.5” TFT screen with a display magnification of x200. The Telecom FIBERVIEW is supplied in a soft carry bag with shoulder strap and software that will allow you to capture images of the ferrule end-face onto a Laptop or PC.
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