Microscope Gallery
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thatscienceguy:Amazing electron microscope imagery! (some of these have been artificially colored)Mo
ifimeanalottoyou:Drugs Under The Microscope
baby snace (snail face) under my microscope!(yall get ready there’s gonna be so much snail content c
for-science-sake:A multitude of butterflies and their beautiful wings under the microscope. [Source]
archiemcphee:Today the Department of Awesome Natural Wonders treats us to an amazing look at the exq
historyarchaeologyartefacts:Compound microscope, English, c. 1700-1723. [2860x4289]
hyperactivetardis:kia-kaha-winchesters:cheefkief:sicut-es-unda:Grass cells under a microscope.THEY L
Torre, Giovanni Maria della, 1713-1782. Nuove osservazione microscopiche, 1766.Typ 725 76.843Houghto
natia-rebmik:thegetty:Art Under the Microscope: ThreadsHow exactly was the gilding of tapestries don
womaninterrupted:policymic:Stunning photos of tears under a microscope vary by emotionFollow policym
thegetty:Art Under the Microscope: ThreadsHow exactly was the gilding of tapestries done in the 16th
Scanning electron microscope images of various microscleres and megascleres of demosponges (via Wiki
Blue Fly, Coventry, CT par Macroscopic Solutions Via Flickr : Illuminated with: macroscopicsolutions
depth-overdistance-everytime:Effect of Drugs Under The Microscope by Sarah Shönfeld
buddhabrot:womaninterrupted:policymic:Stunning photos of tears under a microscope vary by emotionFol
Duct tape magnified to 40x beneath a microscope.
Human Herpes Virus 2 with syncytia & “ground glass” chromatin [556x413]
If I asked you what’s chalk made of? Most of you would say Calcium Carbonate, which is correct, but
Sooo stunning under a microscope tho…(Instagram/bacteriologiacolombia)
staceythinx:Some of the fascinating images from the Kuriositas gallery Under the Electron Microscope
Maurice Mikkers Imaginarium of Tears (Lágrimas cristalizadas , fotografiadas a través de un microsco
A tripod microscope originating from Italy. Made from wood, glass, and ivory. Dated to 1660.Curren
A red Fuchsia. In order, stamen, petal, sepal, and sepal cellulose.
Eupsilia_n, Jan 30, 1990 by Macroscopic Solutions on Flickr.More Photography here.
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