The History of Microscopy

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Props to the pronounciation of ‘leeuwenhoek’ it’s a tricky one But you nailed it!

[@jbirdmax]

Fascinating to take a look into how the technology has advanced over the last few thousand years and then the huge advancements with electron microscopy technologies.

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History nerd chiming in: Robert Hooke died in 1703; England and Scotland didn't unify into Great Britain until 1707.

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And the United Kingdom did not form until 1801.

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Admirable pronunciation of Dutch names, tip-o-the-hat to that.

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Yes! This will help a lot with my molecular biology course c:

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2:31 I am pretty confident you made a comma fault here. Human hair is rather around 0.04 mm thick and i can still see a lot of things smaller than 0.4mm. Btw I love your stuff!!!

[@jollyjokress3852]

Can't wait for scanning electron microscopy video. Other videos out there on teh topic are not really made for the public.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Credit for the first microscope is usually given to Zacharias Jansen, in Middleburg, Holland, around the year 1595.👍

[@Bartimus224]

did he not say that?

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[@shattap2546]

i noticed that in this video, anton van came first than robert hooke, in other references, it is robert hooke's micrographia that influenced anton van at some point, meaning robert hooke mustve come first in 1660s and anton van emerged later with his own microscope, i hope this is clarified, =))

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[@Richard-bq3ni]

The picture showed when mentioning the SEM is again a TEM.

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Very nice, thanks.

[@timhaines3877]

I would imagine that biologists probably don't use them, but why no love for Atomic Force Microscopes?

[@palantir135]

The van Leeuwenhoek microscope also had focus control.

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Great. Thank you!

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Hi, why do cheap microscopes for kids usually produce colored images at its borders?

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[@nursepotassium]

I thought Leeuwenhoek didn’t share his findings with anyone but the royal family?… so how did he contribute to Robert Hooke

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