When you magnify the sand 300 times, what kind of world do you see?

With the help of advanced science and technology, scientists have tried to conduct a comprehensive study of the microscopic world, and magnifying the sand is the first step to explore, in front of human beings, although countless sand gathered together can become a boundless desert, but a grain of sand looks simply insignificant, scientists believe that due to different compositions, each grain of sand has a unique shape and structure, from a distance it looks plain sand is actually colorful, if you use a magnifying glass to magnify a grain of sand 300 times, The molecular structure inside will be clear, and scientists are pleasantly surprised to find that the inside of the sand has the same beauty as the universe.

You'll see a gray world that's compressed by particles, it's compressed, it's very small.

In this microcosm, although it is uneven, it is full of beauty, and you can appreciate the taste of novelty.

Put the sand under the microscope, after magnifying it 300 times, an ordinary grain of sand, immediately becomes different, the sand under the microscope exudes a strange light like a jewel, each grain of sand is a bright crystal, their beauty exceeds **, diamonds, gemstones. They come in different colors, and no grain of sand is exactly the same, all with their own character and glow.

When zoomed in, the inside of the sand grains looks like a static world. The sand grains under the 300x microscope are shining like jewels, and they are very dazzling. The interior presents a crystal clear light, and looking into it is like entering a labyrinth of glass, everything is in a static state, like a lifeless world.

When the sand is viewed with the eye, some crystalline particles are present. Once magnified hundreds of times, more crystal clear worlds are revealed. Sand from different parts of the world, the composition is very different, and it will present different wonders.

You may see a very beautiful world, because the sand contains a variety of minerals and trace elements, and when enlarged, it takes on a variety of colors and shapes.

The sand on land is mostly made of quartz and feldspar, and under the microscope we see what we see is like stained glass, even like beautiful gemstones.

After the infinite magnification of the sand, we can see the composition of matter, atoms and nuclei, and even the smallest substance constituent element nano that has been explored in the scientific community so far, so it is entirely possible that matter is composed of quarks and neutrons to form smaller particles. Atoms were once considered to be the smallest units that make up matterHowever, now we know that the nucleus of sand is composed of protons and neutrons, which in turn are composed of quarks and leptons. And we talk about the macrocosm through the macrocosm, the sand itself is the existence of a microcosm, and we can also see another world by constantly magnifying the sand.

1. The constituent elements of sand can be seen by the current means.

2. When the sand is magnified, there is another macrocosm. After any microcosm is enlarged, we can see another world, in fact, as we human beings, we are also a wisp of dust in the world, so after the sand is magnified, in addition to the matter itself, it is more like an infinite world.

Gary Greenberg, a professor of biomedical sciences in the United States, magnified the sand 300 times, and traces of animals, corals, and meteorites could be seen, with a rich luster.