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Posted 04.17.2013
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Science
By Katherine Harmon Imaging specimens with electron microscopy imposes conditions that are typically deadly for living things, such as a high vacuum....
Ever wanted to know what atoms look like in 3D? Now's your chance, in a new video showing a platinum nanoparticle under extreme magnification. The ...
Electron microscopes give scientists a close-up look at tiny things--cells, germs, crystals, and even certain molecules. But as you can see in this se...
From before our first breath, from the moment of conception, we share. It is the fundamental verb of human existence.
It's amazing how much of the world we'll never see, even when it's right in front of our faces. For some people, electron microscopy brings that wo...
Just when you thought you'd seen the freakiest image of all time, another one emerges. This is a different image of the same deep-sea tube worm. Ho...
This is not photoshop, no clever graphics, no movie scene... it's a hydrothermal worm. And it's a real creature. It's just really, really small....
Now that you turned it on and the world did not end, you can stop trying to make me give a rat's ass about the Large Hadron Collider.
