Scientists Develop a Microscope for Use at the Seafloor Capable of Views Down to One Micron
Scientists have developed a special microscope for use at the seafloor. The tool is capable of capturing views down to just one micron, one hundredth the width of a human hair. An episode of the New York Times series ScienceTake shows footage captured by the microscope of two competing species of coral.
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