#microscopie

[thomtmexploration]

Les cristaux observés au microscope: une beauté fascinante

Bonjour et bienvenue,

Je vous montre des cristaux au microscope.

Une améthyste, un cristal de roche et une piryte.

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[whencyclopedfr]

Marcello Malpighi

Marcello Malpighi (1628-1694) était un scientifique et un médecin italien célèbre pour avoir découvert les capillaires du système circulatoire humain en 1661 et, en tant que plus grand anatomiste de la révolution scientifique, pour avoir fondé la science de l'anatomie microscopique et de l'embryologie. Les travaux de Malpighi furent régulièrement publiés par la Royal Society dont il fut nommé membre en 1668.

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[sarahlexploratrice]

Coupe d'une feuille de Crassula Ovata Hobbit

🔬 30 août 2024

[tinartss]

when you ask your uncles for help with your physics homework but they’re both geniuses (and also like the sound of each other’s voices way too much)

[mugene-art]

gifts for microbio and paleo enthusiasts! :DD

[niqvassieart]

Meeting a water bear. 🌱

Basically wishing I could make myself tiny and get lost in some moss. So much beauty in little drops of water.

[microbes-in-hats]

Paramecium bursaria

Photo credit: Picturepest on Flickr

[theoddvet]

[fleshwizard]

i've been mixing flesh, wax, chemicals and dyes for months to obtain these images

[heartnosekid]

cosmodernism on ig

[fragrantblossoms]

Eduard Gübelin. Scanning electron micrographs of opals, 17150x, ca. 1975.

[smithsonianlibraries]

Electron microscope images of sea snail teeth from Malacologia v.53 (2015). Full text here.

[sarahlexploratrice]

Tête d'araignée retrouvée morte sur ma fenêtre

Espèce inconnue

🔬 29 juillet 2024

[mindblowingscience]

Our ability to image the subatomic realm is limited, not just by resolution, but also by speed. The constituent particles that make up – and fly free from – atoms can, in theory, move at speeds approaching that of light. In practice, they often move much slower, but even these slower speeds are way too fast for our eyes, or technology, to see. This has made observing the behavior of electrons something of a challenge – but now the development of a new microscope imaging technique has allowed scientists to catch them in motion, in real time.

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[mugene-art]

https://mugeneartshop.etsy.com

⬆️ Diatom and bacteria art prints now available!!

See how I made the original pieces: P. dendritiformis, Eating Iron, Microcosms

[niqvassieart]

microscope life drawings - tardigrade and colony of Vorticella ciliates.