What is the difference between the telescope and the microscope?

Today, I would like to talk about the difference between the telescope and the microscope.

A telescope

allows seeing things up close that are far away from the human eye, such as planets and other celestial objects.

A microscope

also allows seeing objects at an up-close view, but with the details magnified and at a much closer distance, such as microorganisms and cells.

Common Microscope

• Stereo Microscope

This one could be used for examining coins or buttons or something that you need to see the depth of detail for.

This type of microscope provides a 3D view of an object that you could hold in your hand. There will not be light passing through the subject when using a stereo microscope.

• Compound Microscope

These are commonly used in labs or even schools. This type of microscope allows the person to use prepared slides that allow them to examine blood, bacteria, cells, etc.

They offer a high resolution to look at all of the intense detail that your naked eye cannot see.

• Inverted Microscope

They are most often used to look at living cells. These are microscopes commonly used in biological studies that allow users to examine subjects on a petri dish.

• Metallurgical Microscope

These microscopes are often used to observe the cracks in metal material and their types.

These are a type of very high-powered microscopes that do not allow light to pass through the subject that is being viewed. Any reflected light will shine downwards.

Automobile industries and other companies that manufacture metal parts use them because they need to analyze the material of metal, wood, glass, etc.

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