| Sand 17x magnification |
| Sunday, July 10, 2005 |
SEM image of sand 17x 
This is an image I took of sand grains under the SEM. This is pretty low magnification, only 17x, but already the detail of the grains can be seen. I like low magnification images like this because you can still connect the image to the object as we know it, but you can get a taste of the micro world that waits further study.
Again I ask that you not distribute my images without credit (name, web page, etc). Not that its a big deal, but there is probably some corporate legal issue with these that I dont know about... |
posted by High Power Rocketry @ Sunday, July 10, 2005  |
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Great!!! You have very diverse interest. Your pictures show a lot about your personality. Keep up the good work.
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Sheesh... who knew sand could be interesting?! But with an SEM, anything is intersting.
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There is a whole universe of detail that we miss every day. The more you know about it, the more incredible simple things become. Suddenly Boring dust becomes a forest of strange objects; seemingly perfect glass proves to have many imperfections.
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Neat photo. Thanks for stopping by and posting a comment on my site. I'll check back in to see when you've posted more pix.
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Rockin' photos!. Send me a link to see more. I love this stuff
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Great!!! You have very diverse interest. Your pictures show a lot about your personality. Keep up the good work.