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Have you ever given any thought to what every day things look like under a microscope? Some of these images are truly beautiful - but don't take my word for it, see for yourself in the images below.

1. A Banana

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2. Velcro

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3. Dental Floss

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4. Split End of a Hair

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5. Orange Juice

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6. Vodka

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7. Human Eyelashes

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8. Dust

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9. Chocolate

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10. Cake Sprinkles

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11. Blood Clot

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12. Guitar String

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13. A Micro Crack in Steel

14. Pollen

15. Chalk

16. Salt

17. Snow

18. Needle and Thread

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19. A Fingerprint

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20. The Filament of a Tungsten Light Bulb

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