1. To the naked eye, a vinyl record looks like this. A big black disc.
![[imagetag]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_v0AVyG_T3rmwMBWCktpInM-imUqtIByGXAcQCh0rSPLn_CLwvTH9oVtYNRIp87V6ntOr1fvkClsXd3uFPzplChC0DBZKcekxFnMilihrkBALBORyKOHnbq7MQdLMbR3mw_f8OM5faeqP7VMMUkQjfq3f3dhEhyFJWmoU2T5fJFYKq3nTK0=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_sUNn_AMt5ireLkh7oDS-LsPrcVaRewMto3HCJYfsZOXrEU33g4aeWqKxizJue6oD5X22QgSXjRiUenpL7gfNw-QoCZn3Xco8CUgtlu1yjEohGAF2dhI5EenWLjAme_KITGFPY3eDSggluh72xWTsFCmwi8auQght-LfYxygUxd8j5sOg=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_tqhjr7g1eYLH0g6YSn9NtMgQ-Tgqswj-D4ijVzhycm-l_frVv7ffJn87tsOmJilXp_5W9iW0TTaxWfVDJA3Z8AC7omgZIUHr3B26W8AcpaffbZNJJaA3kFWePbbcFsz1RdknCdXtvsw8qdF233XEwLg3YDNHwlIWLQVXoTM5VdzPjiRITc=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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