The Microscope As A Whole
Why do scientists use microscopes?
Scientists use microscopes to look at organisms we can't see with the naked eye.
What is the Ocular Lens
The thing you use to look at the specimen/thing.
What is a specimen
A specimen is an individual, and part from a larger group of species and is usually used for scientific study.
It is important so you can see things that the naked eye couldn't see, like cells, viruses, and more.
What is the scanning objective
What is a tardigrade?
A tardigrade is an microorganism that is very strong, and can even survive space.
What is perspective?
Perspective is your point of view in things and what you see.
What is the Low and High Power Objective
The Low Power objective is to focus things by ten times, and the high power objective is to focus things by 40 times.
People use microscopes and may have to change their perspective by changing the objectives, or moving the slide so that you can see other things. For example, if you were at the scanning objective and then switch to the low power objective, you would have a different perspective because it is more zoomed in and focused.
Why does it say WF25X or 10X near the Ocular Lens?
Name 7 parts of the microscope.
Whatever you say if you get it right (3 objective lenses count as 3)
What is 10X(Low Power objective) with a 10X Ocular Lens?
100X total magnification.