Issue 50, (October 2015)
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Contents
Observing Brownian motion
The fat droplets of diluted can be seen shaking and vibrating due to Brownian motion.
Oliver Kim
Summer-on-holiday microscopy
and observations of the river sample back home.
Charles E. Guevara
Microscopic gardeners of the sea: Marine nematodes and their bacterial symbionts
There are many different ways how animals acquire their food but one group of marine nematodes found a way to “farm” it on the outside of their bodies.
Oleksandr Holovachov
Granite, an igneous rock
The photos in this article are of a thin section of Granite.
Carl Hennig
Gallery images of Paramecium and chalk
Jim Tallon
Using a CD-ROM lens for microscopy
The lens of a CD-ROM or DVD player can be placed on a mobile phone camera for basic microscopy.
Oliver Kim