Hi, Wayne,
I wish I knew more to tell you, but the best I can say is that you
might look into Naessen's dark field microscopy if you want to look at
living organisims. This seems to be a kind of advancement on Rife's
work. It also invovles resonance actions, as did Rife's work.
If you have any success, please let us know! Good luck.
JBB
Wayne Fugitt wrote:
Morning JBB,
The-Scientist.com is a wonderful, free online science publication. I
love it.
used to look at CS. Presumably it would be useful only for particulate
as oppoosed to ionic CS?
I checked out the site. Nice indeed.
I have never thought of looking at CS with my microscope. The max power
I have is 1000.
My microscope has a digital camera built in, so if I could see anything, I
could post a picture.
Likely some particles will be visible.
Do you know of any other sites that would be of value for a beginner trying
to learn how to use microscopes?I need more information on slide
preparation. I am primarily interested in
blood cells and fungus on plants.
Wayne
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