Microscopic Videos That Show the Invisible Wonders Around Us

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The Nikon Small World in Motion contest reveals the mesmerizing and unseen motion of microscopic life.

The winners of the annual Nikon Small World in Motion competition have been announced, revealing breathtaking microscopic videos of invisible organisms. These captivating visual entries highlight the intricate movements and hidden beauty of tiny aquatic life and microscopic structures. The contest continues to celebrate the intersection of scientific research and artistic videography.

The competition specifically focuses on moving microscopic footage rather than still photography.
Entries captured wiggly, feathery, and undulating motions of invisible life forms.

Timeline

Sep 16The winners of the Nikon Small World in Motion competition are announced.
Sep 18Media outlets release showcases of the tiny organisms featured in the winning videos.

Why it matters

Microscopic photography and videography competitions provide crucial public engagement with science while showcasing advanced laboratory imaging technologies.

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Both sources report on the winners of the microscopic video competition highlighting tiny organisms.

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