Wiggling Worlds: Microscopic Motion Unveils the Invisible Life
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The Nikon Small World in Motion winners reveal the beauty of invisible life by capturing high-precision microvideos that show the dynamic, unseen world beneath our eyes; the contest began as a photography competition in 1975 and added moving images in 2011, celebrating the artistry of scientific imaging.
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