The Museum for the History of Science, in Oxford.
This is a 3D anaglyph - to view, wear glasses with red on the left eye, and cyan (green-blue) on the right eye.
Bild: David Glover
Microscopes
Mikroskop
Ohio Sea Grant and Stone Laboratory – Flickr
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- EEOB 125 Introduction to Aquatic Biology Conroy
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- EEOB 125 Introduction to Aquatic Biology Conroy (2)
flickingerbrad – Flickr
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- USB Microscope Student 015
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- USB Microscope Student 026
Bild: flickingerbrad
x-ray of microscope
Bild: tpmartins
Curious Expeditions – Flickr
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- Microscope 17 (Hooke’s Microscope)
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- Microscope 7
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- Microscope 10
Bild: Curious Expeditions
Chemical Heritage Foundation – Flickr
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- Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar Microscope, 1923-1924
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- RCA Model EMT3 Desktop Electron Microscope, 1950
Universal silver microscope
One of two ornate silver microscopes made by George Adams (1709-1773) of Fleet Street, London, for King George III (1738-1820). It is based on the 'Universal Double Microscope', described by Adams in 1746. It is made of brass and steel, covered in beaten silver.Photographed in the Science Museum, London, through its glass case.Use red/cyan anaglyph glasses to see in 3D (red over the left eye)
Bild: kiwizone
Zeiss Operationsmikroskop OPMI Vario S8
Optimales Sehen für die Plastische und Rekonstruktive Chirurgie bietet das Operationsmikroskop OPMI Vario S8 von Carl Zeiss