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Formes flottantes à conformation rayonnante
Différentes espèces d'amibes, séparées de leur support peuvent adopter une conformation étoilée en développant des pseudopodes tout autour de leur cellule. Cette forme flottante est transitoire, la cellule adopte sa forme rampante si elle reprend contact avec un support.
Details of a 28kb Ferrite Core memory board from a DEC computer.
We took a focus stack of 17 images with a 4x objective on a microscope, and then stacked with both the DMap and PMax algorithms by Zerene Stacker.
The board belongs to the Real Fitz.
2010-07-27-13.39.35 ZS DMap
11.6.2010, Microscope Night
Machine Project artist in residency at Hammer Museum.
Photo by Marianne Williams.
This photo shows the differing shapes on a dragonfly wing: rectangular & pentagonal, hollow & filled as well as the staggered arrangement of individual units and subunits.
References
"Allen Centre - Junior Insects in Close-up" (the Allen Centre is part of Outram School in New Zealand)
allencentre.wikispaces.com/Junior+Insects+in+Close-up
"Odonata Identification Key" (labeled photo of wing)
entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/misc/odonata/odonata_06.htm
"Cicada Wing"
I like to look at small things under my microscope. This is the casing of a larder beetle larva which shed it's skin. Why larder beetle? We live in an old house and has lots of old dark corners in the bottom of cupboards - this was extraordinary find! (albeit disgusting)
BAGHDAD – 1st Armored Division Deputy Commanding General–East Brig. Gen. Ralph Baker looks through a microscope designed to enhance distinguishing marks left on a bullet at the Joint Explosive Exploitation Cell on Camp Victory July 20. Baker, along with judges from the Rusafa Palace of Justice and general officers from the Rusafa Area Command, visited the forensics lab in order to see the importance of proper evidence processing. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Phillip Valentine, 366th MPAD, USD-C)