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Here on Earth, we may think that we are one of a kind. Since we do not yet have proof of extraterrestrial life, many believe we are truly alone in the universe and the center of it. However, science is working hard to discover other planets that contain life and might be a habitable zone for
Venus is so bright that it is visible during the daytime and night. It is located close to Earth and is easily seen with a telescope. It looks almost like a bright star. As the brightest planet, it’s a popular planet for amateur astronomers. This guide teaches you how to see Venus through a telescope.
The transmission electron microscope was an essential advancement in science, enabling us to view micro and nanoparticles. These tiny specks of matter are very tiny, and normal microscopes are all but incapable of viewing them. To see these particles in-depth, scientists developed the transmission electron microscope back in 1931. Since then, this innovative piece of
