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A collection of some of my best and favorite microscopic footage. This video shows the amazing diversity of the microscopic world ...

Nikon's Small World in Motion competition showcased the best microscopic footage of the year. The best entries are selected for ...

Our eyes are some of the most advanced found in the animal kingdom… something that gives us an unparalleled view of the ...

Enjoy 7 minutes of undisturbed microscopic beauty. I hvae gotten several requests for a video with no narration and longer clips.

Some spectacular images of the microscopic world. Credits: Natural History Museum, London James Tyrwhitt-Drake Dr Jeremy ...

Have you ever wanted to shrink down to the point where you can see the smallest things without a microscope? In fact, you'd be ...

A collection of some of my best and favorite microscopic footage since volume 1. Camera - Nikon D3300 Microscopes - Leica ATC ...

My Microscopic World of Blood, Moth & Bath salts. Perfect for film overlays, music videos, ambient projections, and experimental ...

On this week's journey, we explore the ways things eat in the microcosmos, from Stentors filter feeding to Dileptus hunting down ...

One of the most common questions we get asked here on Journey to the Microcosmos comes from all of you who are thinking of ...

The Nikon Small World in Motion competition brings together talented microscopists from all over the world. What they have been ...

In this video you get a close look at the microscopic life of tardigrades. Tardigrades are amazing creatures and some of the ...

The world around us is definitely wonderful and we know more and more about it with each new discovery science makes.

Today we venture beneath the surface of ponds and lakes and investigate a few of the microscopic organisms that live here.

These particular little green organisms show up in the background of other organism's lives, providing pops of color among other ...

This is a journey into the microscopic world, we usually think about the Universe as planets, space and galaxies but so much of ...

I bought some regular fresh vegetables from the local grocery store and took some samples from them to see what I could find.

Humans have long known that glass bends light. However, it took us awhile to figure out that stacking lenses in a tube would open ...

Humans are using more sand than the Earth is naturally producing, and that's a problem for the global construction industry.