Why do Scientists Use Microscopes ? They use it for 1. Seeing the microbes 2. Identifying the structure 3. Disease diagnosis 4. Particle size analysis 5. Identification of compounds etc. read more
Microscopes let scientists see internal structures and composition of many Earth elements, including bacteria and cells to inanimate objects, such as rocks and gems. Microscopes even connect with other forms of technology, such as computers, which promotes understanding across many disciplines. read more
Scientists use microscopes to magnify very small objects to observe tiny features that the naked eye cannot see. Microscopes are better than magnifying glasses for many uses because they are more stable (no jiggling) and can be built with greater magnifying power so smaller structures can be seen and studied. read more