Laser Microscope DIY Microscope non-aqueous GreenPowerScience

Tremendous! Thanks for sharing this easy trick.

awesome :)

Hi Roger, Thank you for the nice inspiring words. It keeps ups going:-) Kind Regards Dan

I've missed your videos. Thanks for making some more.

got any ideas on using a telescopic projecting the image or even filming it using a basic telescope , and remember cheap as in not buying high cost equipment lol , as it can be rather tedious and my eye gets fatigue just looking at the moon with this thing which puts a damper on the excitement of looking at the stars > this challenge if you chose to except it , thanks Dan

Wow... simple is powerful.

you guys are SO TECHNICAL... i mean, i could just imagine dan going through the trouble of looking up the assembly instructions when putting together something; or at worst, it's operating specifications!! watts, current drawn, etc, etc. sometimes, instead of assembling things by hand, he has to bolt the parts together. now, that's hard!

dan,you and denise are so amazing and i am a great fan of you and your videos..but, i feel so guilty about being attracted to denise in an inappropriate way..please forgive me.. best regards from india raju

?:-) not a problem. We have been married for 20+ years so I am use to it. Does not bother me at all. Part of human nature. Thank you for enjoying our videos. Dan

Hahahahaha! Very funny but don't think you're the only one. (This is where Dan really snaps and shoots us both in the foot with laser guns)

This is so cool! Thanks for sharing Dan

Did you punch him in the nuts?

let's just look at Denise. meow

wait so were the objects projected shadows or ....

Thank you for sharing your investigations. I wish I would have had this resource in the days that I taught high school. It is the sort of thing(s) that would go over so well in "science club" to stimulate the kids natural drive towards investigation. Unfortunately we didn't have personal computers in those days (60-70s). I'm now retired but this stuff still gets my old brain kicking. AND I'm sure there are thousands of kids who DO tune into your videos and YOU ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE!!

Not sure if anyone is still reading these comments but if anyone plays with this you might want to consider adding a mirror to the configuration and using that to bounce the image onto the wall. I didn't have a laser handy but just tried with a little $3 Cree flashlight off Amazon and a similar Magnifying glass stand Dan was using with a small beauty mirror and got similar projection with the added benefit of the sample being able to keep the sample horizontal rather than vertical.

Not sure if anyone is still reading these comments but if anyone plays with this you might want to consider adding a mirror to the configuration and using that to bounce the image onto the wall. I didn't have a laser handy but just tried with a little $3 Cree flashlight off Amazon and a similar Magnifying glass stand Dan was using with a small beauty mirror and got similar projection with the added benefit of the sample being able to keep the sample horizontal rather than vertical.

Thank you for the comment. I am still reading them:-) Been really slow here in terms of view counts since the YT change. The cree lights have a great lens. I am working on some ideas with them. Thank you again for the comment!

Is the laser used because most affordable lenses are chromatic? This is neat to me because I was born with nuclear cataracts and have never had a clear view through a microscope.

however that is a beautofull woman

Very Cool .Thanks i'll do this with my son .

Thank you for the nice comment. The cree LED lights have a good focusing lens and they seem to work for lower magnification and a brighter overall image. Same setup. Video soon on that.

Damm she's thick ,she have a nice body

Thank you now I can go and try it.

Dan you're the man!

impressive solution.

Your videos makes me happy. I should be asleep. It is way past my bed time, thinking, just one more. I'm 38, and I feel like kid staying up late watching TV.

Nice host

And I enjoy looking at Denise

boobies

Dan and Denise are brilliant! Thanks for you creativity.

I like Denise looking in the microscope also. You lucky dog.

There is empty magnification involved for the larger images though, if this one is adjusted then it can be a really powerful microscope:)

boobies are importent for science education...

This video makes me wanna play with my laser...

There is no serious application of using a laser except in an emergency where you didn't have a microscope. It yields up a totally distorted image when projected and an ugly green color to boot. Here is what you do if you want stunning videos on your wall. Get a microscope with at least decent achromat/plan achromat objectives. Put the Sony HDR-CX110 camcorder up to the eyepiece and project it in full 1980 X 1080 onto a 42: HDTV or larger screen for razor sharp true color video images. Using my Olympus BH-2 Trinocular and a special design FX lens I have has allowed me to project crystal clear true color videos images on my 42" plasma TV up to 10,000X magnification. I have preserved on my SDHC card
a moving video image scanning a 1mm size cross section stained "pine needle"
that is 28 feet long and it's true color and very sharp. Try to do that with a laser
pointer. There is no substitute for excellence. Kids are being taught a lot of mediocrity today--education is definitely going backwards in this country. What people think is neat is actually stupid!

I know you already know but dang, your wife is smoke'in hot

i love that girl bobs

Nice rearend, too!

A nice rack is the original green power

ohh my, this video is stuck on a 10 second muted loop))

She never had to find something for us to look at

BOOOOOOOBBBBSSSS... :P

Can't believe all the inmature folks with no self control. How sad. Cool informative video.

boobs microscope

i will do this as my science project ,thanks

Very sex

Actually this projection image is a hologram. It means that image is not blurry, it includes all 3D information. You can focus it by using angular spectrum propagation on computer.

great!