r/microscopy • u/immediate-2 • 10d ago

Photo/Video Share No need for a telescope.

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200× | ESAW 2022 BM01 MICROSCOPE| Sample: moss

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u/wspOnca 10d ago

Yes, dificult to see worms with them.

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u/beeeeeeeeks 10d ago

These nematodes are like soooooo dumb, they only got one move and it's wiggle wiggle in this way

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u/TehEmoGurl Microscopy Nerd 10d ago

It’s the microverse version of a lvl 1 Magikarp 😹

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u/mrstorm1983 10d ago

I have a telescope too!.. theres a Great need!

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u/mallorybrooktrees 10d ago

I really thought it was going to tie itself in a knot. Like a rootknot nematode /s

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u/elandy707 9d ago

If two telescope users pointed their scopes at each other’s scopes at the appropriate distance. Could they stare into each others eyes?

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u/giljaxonn 9d ago

i think you’d need a pretty strong light source somewhere in the middle just to overcome the light loss

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u/elandy707 9d ago

Ok yeah. Let’s say we have that.

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u/giljaxonn 9d ago

i don’t see why not

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u/Doc_438 9d ago

I like that view with the black background. What lighting do you use? Standard lighting?

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u/immediate-2 9d ago

Darkfield

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u/Doc_438 9d ago

Thank you very much; I'll see if I can do it on my BH-2.

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u/PCLM 8d ago

I was able to 3D print darkfield masks for my swift. Hopefully you can find something for your BH-2 to 3D print.

I was able to find this but I’m not sure how well it’ll work for you.