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The amazing Scanning Electron Microscope

Most of the fantastic images in the Talking Electron Microscope were created with a Scanning

Electron Microscope.

Conventional microscopes use glass lenses to bend light to create a magnied image. The

Scanning Electron Microscope bombards the image with electrons instead of light waves.

The resulting images are super-detailed 3-dimensional images that are at much higher

magnications than can be accomplished with a light microscope.

The images in the Talking Electron Microscope reveal the amazing detail and complexity of

living things and tiny structures in the world all around us.

Focusing

magnier

™

On/Off button

Volume button

Answer

buttons

Home button

Navigation

arrows

Select button

Facts button

Quiz button

LCD screen

to view

microscopic

images

Photo Credits

The following images copyright Dennis Kunkel Microscopy, Inc.: hummingbird feather, plant

cell, blade of grass, E. Coli bacteria on surface of small intestine, Anthrax virus, Northern

house mosquito, yellow jacket wasp stinger, mucus and pollen grain on a nose hair, antibiotic

treatment on E. Coli, Rhinovirus (common cold), surface of rockcress leaf, Velcro™ fastener,

bone, broccoli oret, egg shell, red ant, housey, skin of dogsh shark, tongue with papillae

and taste buds, Diatoms, cat tongue papillae, moss spores on moss, blood, spinneret of spiny

orb-weaver spider, pollen grains, bean weevil and bean seed, Salmonella bacteria, sperm and

egg, pill bug, root of a germinating radish seed, sand grains, red spider mite, grasshopper head,

scales on monarch buttery, head of monarch buttery, brown recluse spider, and rose petal

The following images copyright CMSP, Inc.: human hair, window mold, cat hairs, cotton bers,

skin, cross section of a pine needle, cross section of a chrysan themum leaf, deer tick, greenbottle

fly maggot on beef, streptococcus bacteria, dental floss with plaque, table salt, starch

granules in wheat our, cockroach leg, head louse on a human hair, dust mite, chromosomes,

head of leech, newsprint paper, human eye, tongue with bacteria, blood-lled aorta, and

animal cell

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