Volume 2, Number 9, September 2012
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Contents
Beautiful, Mysterious, Deadly, Uranium!
Long wave ultra violet light causes uranium to glow bright green making it an beautiful sample for microscopic investigations.
Tom Watson
The Modern Vampire’s “Breaking Dawn”
How the Rabies Epidemic of the 18th Century Created a Paradigm Shift in Vampirism.
Opal Tang
Tree top Tardigrades
Tardigrades (moss piglets or water bears) are small animals with eight legs. They can be commonly found in moss, and “like spiders, they cast their skins”.
Charles E. Guevara
Xanthidium antilopaeum
Mike Guwak
Gallery
Images by Luca Monzo, Michael Race, Rashid Nassar and Oliver Kim
A Lab’s Spirit Lamp
A spirit lamp can be a versatile addition to a microscopy laboratory.
Michael Race