1. To the naked eye, a vinyl record looks like this. A big black disc.
![[imagetag]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sC93qLQgKHFnImoufBzM9tonVGhkr62655GPFE16JDnArudKiXr_-l2nTjOuZ5LlpOU_jUKQfC8UvYx9ARjBqzi4po0aMhLA7fSVR4UvOMAb4B2cIKAhvdasQYobKki4X9Xo9pvD-1v3gUTy4KTp87aPnYIFUIhZMNmsN3kNyYGsLV5x_s=s0-d)
Source: img.deadformat.net
2. If you get a bit, closer, you can get a better look at the ridges...
![[imagetag]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_urFFx_IIzTUs8p4IPvXp5QzHdmqOD09qpclE6wSQ0gcJm8K4gIho-W2b2ndOtXzDCmrQufkWlmFsce2bZNrobZHF1btUCb6u5NM5pwilbbEziZvfppt-0W3pV4XDXgi3CQC4PsuPtX5VlCqOx7bJ7TUO9ubrz5tDJI2a1MTCks6N9nIw=s0-d)
Source: businessweek.com
3. ...but if you zoom in 1000x with a microscope, this is what those ridges look like.
![[imagetag]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tdi3sOVzPDUFjufq2ItFe2FaJsDkZu1hPAs2kmzEGBwVbGz25Sju9S06Y4yCwp1j-hNSGY-g4uzoec_YQ8HsDfG6aqw_4u_9REkA0mdaaHE32I7qwsXOaLtNjEtgE_TyUj0WyGC9wx1mxc4UbAF1zB2QquA5yEYWYphvWWTceW3PwM7gTi=s0-d)
Source: topdesignmag.com
4.
LINKCheck out this article on Top Design Magazine's site for microscopic images of human hair, dust, butterfly eggs, and a silicon microchip.
topdesignmag.com
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Article author: perpetua
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