Human curiosity knows no bounds. Since the beginning of civilization, our ancestors wanted to know the most inconspicuous little things that make up the world. In the end, microscopes were invented. With these devices, images of objects can be magnified thousands and millions of times. Microscopes allow you to see what chalk looks like, human hair, a cat's tongue, the tip of a fountain pen that is familiar to us. Today we have put together a collection of things that seem commonplace - but only until you look at them through a microscope!
Material Content:
- 1 Micro steel cutting
- 2 Fountain pen tip
- 3 a piece of chalk
- 4 Butterfly wing
- 5 Strawberry surface
- 6 Muscle fiber
- 7 Human eyelashes
- 8 Red salt crystal
- 9 Instant coffee granule
- 10 Needle and thread
- 11 Infusoria shoe
- 12 Human hair
- 13 Sand
- 14 Phytoplankton
- 15 A cat’s tongue looks like it’s made from other small tongues under a microscope.
- 16 Human hair tip
- 17 Surgical thread wound
- 18 Toilet paper
- 19 Toothbrush villi
- 20 Used dental floss
- 21 Blood cells
- 22 Velcro closure
Micro steel cutting
Fountain pen tip
a piece of chalk
Butterfly wing
Strawberry surface
Muscle fiber
Human eyelashes
Red salt crystal
Instant coffee granule
Needle and thread
Infusoria shoe
Human hair
Sand
Phytoplankton
A cat’s tongue looks like it’s made from other small tongues under a microscope.
Human hair tip
Surgical thread wound
Toilet paper
Toothbrush villi
Used dental floss
Blood cells
Velcro closure
The hidden side of the objects around us is impressive, isn't it? What photo did you like more than the rest? Tell us in the comments.
