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% Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale Microbiology - İnsects HEAD TOPICS <h1>Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale</h1>10/21/2022 12:07:00 PM <h2>Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale</h2> <h3>Microbiology İnsects</h3> Source <h3> New Scientist </h3> Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale From a close-up of a 1-millimetre-wide coral polyp to a shot of a tiger beetle clasping a fly, these photos are some of the top entries in the Nikon Small World 2022 Photomicrography competition Murat &#214;zt&#252;rkSITTING at the intersection of microscopy and art, these dazzling images are some of the best entries for theNikon Small World 2022 Photomicrography competition, a global contest that showcases the beauty of science on the microscale. A fly is clasped by its eyes under the chin of a tiger beetle in the image above, the 10th place entry taken by Murat &#214;zt&#252;rk. But this is no tender embrace.
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Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale

10/21/2022 12:07:00 PM

Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale

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Dazzling photographs reveal the world on a microscopic scale From a close-up of a 1-millimetre-wide coral polyp to a shot of a tiger beetle clasping a fly, these photos are some of the top entries in the Nikon Small World 2022 Photomicrography competition Murat ÖztürkSITTING at the intersection of microscopy and art, these dazzling images are some of the best entries for theNikon Small World 2022 Photomicrography competition, a global contest that showcases the beauty of science on the microscale. A fly is clasped by its eyes under the chin of a tiger beetle in the image above, the 10th place entry taken by Murat Öztürk. But this is no tender embrace.
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Thanks to their strong jaws and ability to run at up to 8 kilometres per hour, tiger beetles make for formidable predators for their prey, which also include ants, spiders and caterpillars. Read more:<br>New Scientist &raquo; Nikon and Leica are Leading the Defense of Photojournalism Beautiful, haunting images from 2022 Nikon Photomicrography Competition show nature under the microscope Life under the microscope: Nikon photo contest shows creepy closeups, stunning imagery Famed dance company Ensemble Español dazzles with flamenco performances <h3>Who will replace Truss as UK prime minister Sunak Mordaunt Johnson </h3> Liz Truss quit on Thursday after the shortest, most chaotic tenure of any British prime minister, forced out after her economic programme shattered the country's reputation for financial stability and left many people poorer.
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Canon and Sony must do the same. Beautiful, haunting images from 2022 Nikon Photomicrography Competition show nature under the microscopeDetails on tiny creatures and organisms that can’t be seen by the naked eye can be absolutely gorgeous — or completely terrifying. Pro tip; what appear to be the “eyes” on that ant photo are just the bases of the antennas.
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Canon and Sony must do the same. Beautiful, haunting images from 2022 Nikon Photomicrography Competition show nature under the microscopeDetails on tiny creatures and organisms that can’t be seen by the naked eye can be absolutely gorgeous — or completely terrifying. Pro tip; what appear to be the “eyes” on that ant photo are just the bases of the antennas.
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The eyes are located above and further back on the head! Life under the microscope: Nikon photo contest shows creepy closeups, stunning imageryOne astonishing “image of distinction” is raising hairs around the world. Scarier.
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Spooky!!!&#128561;&#128028; Famed dance company Ensemble Espa&#241;ol dazzles with flamenco performancesEnsemble Espa&#241;ol has been dazzling audiences with its flamenco shows on some of the biggest stages in Chicago and around the world. A fly under the chin of a tiger beetle Murat &amp;#214;zt&amp;#252;rk SITTING at the intersection of microscopy and art, these dazzling images are some of the best entries for the Nikon Small World 2022 Photomicrography competition , a global contest that showcases the beauty of science on the microscale.newsletter that will be sent out every Wednesday morning and will focus on a few of the most important stories of the previous week and explain why they deserve your attention.Nikon recently released winners and notable entries for its Small World Photomicrography Competition, and it includes incredibly detailed photos of things like an ant’s face, a gecko’s hand, breast tissue and algae.article Bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax) by Dr.
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Spooky!!!😱🐜 Famed dance company Ensemble Español dazzles with flamenco performancesEnsemble Español has been dazzling audiences with its flamenco shows on some of the biggest stages in Chicago and around the world. A fly under the chin of a tiger beetle Murat &#214;zt&#252;rk SITTING at the intersection of microscopy and art, these dazzling images are some of the best entries for the Nikon Small World 2022 Photomicrography competition , a global contest that showcases the beauty of science on the microscale.newsletter that will be sent out every Wednesday morning and will focus on a few of the most important stories of the previous week and explain why they deserve your attention.Nikon recently released winners and notable entries for its Small World Photomicrography Competition, and it includes incredibly detailed photos of things like an ant’s face, a gecko’s hand, breast tissue and algae.article Bold jumping spider (Phidippus audax) by Dr.
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A fly is clasped by its eyes under the chin of a tiger beetle in the image above, the 10th place entry taken by Murat &amp;#214;zt&amp;#252;rk. But this is no tender embrace. So often in the technology and imaging space we focus on the how and not the what.
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A fly is clasped by its eyes under the chin of a tiger beetle in the image above, the 10th place entry taken by Murat &#214;zt&#252;rk. But this is no tender embrace. So often in the technology and imaging space we focus on the how and not the what.
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Thanks to their strong jaws and ability to run at up to 8 kilometres per hour, tiger beetles make for formidable predators for their prey, which also include ants, spiders and caterpillars. Grigorii Timin made the image by using high-resolution microscopy and stitching together more than 300 tiles to create the final image. Autofluorescence of a single coral polyp Brett M.
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