1390 - A DIY Water Drop Microscope

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@laszlon.4424 2 года назад

Awesome share, low tech with huge upside.

@karlmyers6518 2 года назад

Inspirational stuff as always. I managed to catch the speaker and feel dumb because I never received a notification 5 hours before when you posted it lol

@VRplay86 2 года назад

You're definitely a curious person it's wonderful to see your excitement for knowledge. I enjoy watching all your videos keep up the great work.

@zaneaussie 2 года назад

Nice work Rob! Love your work as always! Could you do an instructional on how to make a proper Cymascope to see sound? I have been wanting to build one where you can hook up multiple speakers and see frequency combinatins...

@DoNotPushHere 2 года назад

There is a company that sells some sort of microscope like this with a smaller glass bead. The lens is a sphere and the smaller, the more magnification, but the closer you have to lean on the glass bead. Almost touching it with your very eyeball. You can distinguish the cells of the thin skin layer of an onion...

@actudoran 2 года назад

super cool ideea!

@iindium49 2 года назад

Coffee beans are illegal or what was done to them?

@angelusmendez5084 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you mate! 👏🎉

@alexander3554 2 года назад

Nice explanation, I've got to try that! "Antonie van Leeuwenhoek" is pronounced as "ANN-toe-nee vahn LAY-when-hook" in English. Literally Anthony of Lions' Corner!

@MrAnderson4509 2 года назад

nice job on this Robert, very cool, thank you👍❤️✌️

@craigmccarthy9484 2 года назад

There's a good little lens inside an old cd rom and some little mirrors too.they have good magnification for such a small lens.

@Dr-Sy 2 года назад

did you know the egyptians use to use a drop of water as a measuring device, it was said that one drop of water was 1cm and all measurements derived from there. before that it was a king foot which differed down to different kings, due to the size of their feet.

@AtlasReburdened 2 года назад

I bet you could put a bit of conductive ink around the hole, and have a similar structure above it, allowing you to use electrostatics to alter the shape of the drop.

@richardlilley6274 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing

@lithopunk 2 года назад

Woe that is awesome

@matthewellisor5835 2 года назад

That reminds me of a project to provide these as kits to remote clinics. I think they also were sending kits to modify the classic "paper spinner" as a centrifuge to separate blood. The name doesn't come to mind but I'll see if I can look it up.

@colouroboros9993 2 года назад

fantastic!

@CRHall-ud9mq 2 года назад

That's definitely the one to do with the children! Love it. Thanks :-)

@richardseelye9938 2 года назад

WOW, thanks for sharing

@kelvinsparks4651 2 года назад

Brilliant

@zylascope 2 года назад

Wow. Thanks.

@johndoe-bq1xt 2 года назад

I wonder if I can make a serier of these pinhole water lenses to make an even stronger microscope, like the one data did in the star trek tng episode entitled: " Thine Own Self".

@thomasmoore4576 2 года назад

Pretty clever you can do that out in the jungle and you didn't have no microscope

@McRootbeer 2 года назад

Could you use this to show the structure of different carbons? It would be interesting to see the difference in structure before and after activation. Also, could you use this to test/price when you've made graphene?

@stevetobias4890 2 года назад

When you look at the birth of most technology you often find such simple methods that gave the tech it's astonishing usefulness. I often wondered what gave birth to the microscope, makes me want to look into the birth of the telescope 🔭