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What does a turbine shaft and journal bearings look like magnified?

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doesitonall4rs

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Oct 26, 2005
cherry hill, New_Jersey
Well I always wondered, so I got to use this $250,000 dollar microscope to magnify some car parts.

This is what the microscope looks like.

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These are some of the parts I scanned under the microscope.

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Enjoy!

Inside Surface of 9B bearing 50x
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Inside Surface of 9B bearing 200x
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Inside Surface of 9B bearing 2000x
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Outside Surface of 9B bearing 42x
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Outside Surface of 9B bearing 100x
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Outside surface of 9B bearing 400X
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9b Turbine shaft 42x
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9b Turbine shaft 200x
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9b Turbine shaft 1000x
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9b Turbine shaft 5000X
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Enjoy!
 
Haha na, I am just getting my masters in biology. This was for a class in school, I also scanned some photos of my transmission parts after I broke 1st gear, to check for stress cracks.
 
Wow that's pretty awesome thanks for sharing.
 
Very, very cool! The smoothness of the turbine shaft looks really good (although I have no idea what a bad one would look like :p).

As an aside, some electron microscopes are actually able to see atoms now! Saw it on Nova recently.
 
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