BibliOdyssey: Early Microscopes
Courtesy of BibliOdyssey: Early Microscopes, a collection of very cool etchings showing, well, early microscopes.
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I'm Mark VandeWettering, husband, proud father of a U.S. Airman, technical director at Pixar Animation Studios, telescope maker, computer science and math afficianado, an Extra class radio amateur licensed as K6HX, and all around geek. I hope you enjoy my website.
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Posts on this day from years past:
- Question about LEDs...
- Martin Gardner, 1914 – 2010
- Fast Shutter with Canon SD1100 + CHDK
- Six - A Hex playing program for KDE
- Video-game from 1952 - OXO, a tic-tac-toe
- Fun with a digital camera, Gimp, and an action figure
- New version of Neat Image
- How to destroy the Earth
- Moneyball, by Michael Lewis
- On the strike zone...
- Lair of the Chrome Cow
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