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Using a microscope, this visitor takes an up-close look at a parasite that affects fish health. Staff with FWRI’s Fish Kill Hotline investigate reports of diseased, abnormally behaving or dead fish statewide.

Brno - Hády, Czech republic

upper jurassic, oxfordian

Ultra small field microscope for combating Malaria - Lab quality optics

(Millennium Health Microscope)

Ultra small field microscope for combating Malaria - Lab quality optics

(Millennium Health Microscope)

model: my fwenda

taken by me = ) !!

kna nchof al sperms ;$ =p

Psilotum synangium c.s.

Area shown in photo2, using Canon XTi and microscope eyepiece projection. Camera was handheld- I need an adapter to properly mount camera to microscope.

One of our neighbours cut down an old tree and gave us the wood. Some of the trunk had lots of very mature moss on it so I decided to try and isolate tardigrades from it. I scraped a few small samples into a petri dish, covered it in rain water and left it soaking for 24 hours. Then I took small amounts of the sample and transfered it onto a microscope slide using a small pipette. Then I scanned the sample back and forth to see what was there.

 

I found one live tardigrade, plus many other organisms. I also found this object, which I believe to be a young tardigrade growing inside an egg. It's hard to see from this still frame, but as I moved through the layers of focus, the morphology of what was inside this egg case looked very much like a tardigrade. This image would have benefited from focus stacking to make things clearer.

 

Microscope: C. Baker London vintage histology microscope on 40x magnification

Camera: Canon 1100D attached to the microscope using a T-ring with 10mm tube which slots into the eye piece holder

Attempt to use water-based green food coloring to stain onion skins under the microscope. It didn't work very well as the green hides most of the of the cell structure.

An old high school lab drawing...from 2000

Biological Microscope NBM-100 is an optical instrument that aids in the visualization of microscopic biological entities that are invisible to the naked eye. It is a bright field, LED ergonomic microscope designed to visualize various biological specimens with precise focusing system. It features a coaxial positioning system and a coarse/fine adjustment knob that enables observations of microscopic fields in high resolution.

 

At the NMHM (National Museum of Health and Medicine) in Washington DC.

Prepared slide from the Celestron 44412 kit

Prepared slide from the Celestron 44412 kit

for looking at small things

Murray Lecture: Inheritance of the human genome - watch cells divide

The edge of a Snijlabs wooden "living hinge", viewed with a microscope.

Appartenant au plancton d'eau douce, Synura est une algue chrysophycée coloniale. Ses cellules biflagellées, sont reliées par leur pôle basal et forment des structures rayonnées de quelques dizaines d'individus. Elles apparaissent dès la fin de l'hiver et prolifèrent au printemps ainsi que les diatomées, pour constituer l'alimentation des animalcules phytophages de la mare tels que les protozoaires et autres rotifères. Les cils impulsent souvent un mouvement rotatif ( montré ici en vitesse réelle)

Elsa's first present: a microscope.

Lagavulin 16 evaporated on a glass slide. Approx 40X

Vancouver, BC, Canada, 2021

Psilotum synangium l.s.

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Never really noticed it before, but this set of microscopes look a bit like an alien invasion force.

I originally thought this was a seed shrimp (Ostracod).

Microscope image of poppy seeds.

Prepared slide from the Celestron 44412 kit

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An old children's microscope from Tasco, It dates from the late 1960s. Despite being aimed at children it works quite well and is well over 50 years old.

False color scanning electron microscope image of an uncut natural diamond. Diamond is one of the crystal forms of pure carbon and is element 6 on the periodic table. Diamond is the hardest material known to science. The magnification is 200x and the calibration bar is 200 um in length.

ジャガイモの汁をスライドガラスに擦りつけてデンプンを観察してみた。

スケールも入れてみましたが、だいたいデンプン粒は10-50μmくらいかな?

 

Microscope: Nikon Eclipse E100 (10x)

Nikon D90

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