<h2>Hello friends, I would like to share this useful article which can create wonders in our practical life.</h2>

<center><h1>A 50-cent Paper Microscope</h1></center>

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<h4>Is it possible to make a working microscope from paper that needs to be cut and glued, like a paper model of a tank or a machine? It turns out that it is possible, and it is about this that the physicist and inventor *Manu Prakash* tells in his speech on **TEDGlobal**.</h4>


https://youtu.be/h8cF5QPPmWU


<h4>Thanks to the invention of the microscope, mankind has finally been able to look in the face of its enemy - pathogenic microorganisms that carry disease and death.

Since this wonderful invention 200 years have passed, a simple laboratory microscope that can save millions of lives is still unavailable in some developing countries.

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<center> [http://blog.path.org/2014/11/what-is-frugal-science/]</center>

The physicist and inventor *Manu Prakash* and his team solved this problem - they developed a simple and affordable microscope that can be assembled from ... paper.</h4>