The advent of electron microscopes has allowed us to see familiar things in a different way, but rather an enlarged and detailed form. So, today it is very easy to distinguish optical, electronic, scanning probe microscopes and X-ray etc. Recent reach resolution of about 5 nanometers (longitudinal unit of length in the International System of Units (SI), which is equal to one billionth of a meter (ie, 10 -9 meters)). Here is a selection of everyday bizarre things that are taken under the microscope via Zeiss Microscopy. Have a look at the bizarre and stunning collection of under the microscope pictures and get inspired.
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| Ballpoint pen |
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| A cloth |
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| A fruit fly |
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| A grain of pollen |
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| A moustache hair |
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| A staple in some paper |
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| Coffee grounds |
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| Cotton |
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| Fine salt |
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| Ground black pepper |
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| Lots of moustache hairs |
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| More of a fruit fly |
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| Needle and thread |
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| Nylon |
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| Peppercorn |
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| Pollen caught in fabric |
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| Printed paper |
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| The edge of a razor blade |
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| The sticky bit of a post-it note |
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| The surface of a ball bearing |
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| The surface of an old copper penny |
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| White sugar |
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| Wood |
