While these images genuinely show salt and sugar under a microscope, don't expect to get the same results with your home or school equipment. The images were produced with a high-powered (and ...

salt crystals under a microscope Crystal growth occurs in very orderly, specific patterns. Salt crystals appear square because of their cubic lattice structure, whereas sugar’s monoclinic form ...

Here’s the neat thing: Under the microscope, the salt assumes the dramatic crags and canyons of an earthly landscape seen from an airplane window. Great to know that at 30,000 feet, ...

People like the idea of having modern art that can be easily explained by saying 'That's my favorite drink under a microscope,'" Hutt says. ... (like sugar or salt) helped crystals form.

Liquid crystals under a microscope are like a trip to the 60s This video set to music by Max Cooper is hypnotic By Cal Jeffrey May 31, 2018, 17:45. Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years.

The winners of Nikon's Small World microscopy competition reveal the hidden structures of leaves, eyeballs, butterfly wings, and table salt.

The magic begins in the salt's crystal. When looking at it under a microscope it is quite unique and extraordinary with distinctive patterns throughout, even down to the tiniest crystals.

Nikon's annual contest is open to any photographs of tiny subjects taken down a microscope. 1,900 photos were submitted by artists and scientists from across the globe this year ...