A wireless, smartphone-compatible microscope

See the microscopic world up close by many people. many copies. much like the game telephone... the end result isn?t what you started with. > go read the book misquoting jesus. it?s fascinating and tells you exactly why there?s trouble. i've read it. >much like the game telephone... the end result isn?t what you started with. but this isn't the case.. This incredible Wifi Microscope connects right to your phone or tablet wirelessly, so you can take photos and videos easily on the go at up to 1,000x magnification. It's great for teachers, kids, collectors, or anyone interested in the microscopic world. The guide contains color and light activities using lenses, prisms and mirrors to create telescopes, periscopes, microscopes and kaleidoscopes. Other activities include finding focal length and understanding reflection, refraction and diffraction. Activities are marked by grade level. Building a Microscope: Lesson Plans/Activities Audience:Educators Grade Levels: 9-12 Publication Year 2000 Subjects:General Science, Light, Optics, Physican Science, Physics Students build microscopes by using mailing tubes and convex lenses. Instructions for building a file folder microscope are included. Building a Microscope [147KB PDF file] This activity is part of the Optics Educator Guide. Go here to stop these emails.--Cohen & Verrel Data Solutions | 816 South Fourth Street | Stoughton, WI 53589-- ignoring the scene in journey's end where rose brings it up again and it's made very, very obvious (if there was ever any doubt).