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I was taking some pictures for educational material at work and some of them were interesting enough to post.
This is an AFM of one of the green scales from this wing:
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The image is 5 microns to a side--for reference, a human hair is usually about 100 microns across.
photos taken for the Blue Sky Photo Club (c/o Ross Fraser Maclean) at @ Dundee Contemporary Arts.
This project was to take three pictures looking up at something and three pictures looking down at something
Taken at the Minnosota Science Museum: Experiment Gallery.
Creative Commons licsensed photo by ideonexus.com. Please feel free to take and reuse for any purpose!
The Scale Model section covered everything form the tiniest models to the largest. The scales were ,micropolis micro, mini, miniland, macro.
For all its size, this model is considered microscale.
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Decommissioned scale for weighing trucks in the mid nineties. Scanned today. Please do not mind the dust, scratches, etc.
The Scale Model section covered everything form the tiniest models to the largest. The scales were ,micropolis micro, mini, miniland, macro.
A working fountain.
8/1/17 by Stephen Badger, Office of Communications
Tuckahoe's newest addition to their Scales and Tales program: the common raven