Users view objects on the display area using a high-powered zoom lens and camera. The simple, but vandal resistant push buttons allow users to adjust transmitted and reflected light, while zooming and focusing in on the Macro world. The image is viewed on one or more group viewing high-resolution video monitors. It can be placed on the exhibit floor and left unattended. It is well know for its durability.
Applications Imagine watching crystals melt and grow back under polarized light.
Explore the intricate workings of a Swiss watch or living specimens in a petri dish. The applications are only limited by our imaginations. The wing of a midge, the pattern in a stone, the stomata of a leaf, the elegant geometry of a snowflake are all it takes to evoke a lifelong sympathy with the scientific enterprise. Instead of being told what's there, you discover it yourself.