Come on! Anyways, my disbelief aside of analog technology aside, here’s a cool microscope view of vinyl records being played. The video by Applied Science also delves into how they managed to ...

requiring a specially adapted record and turntable. First, a small section of the vinyl had to be cut off to fit into the microscope chamber. The record also had to be coated in a conductive material ...

Ben has his priorities right, because the first thing he’s done with the microscope is to create probably the highest-magnification video ever of a record being played. But first, for reasons we won’t ...

Scanning electron microscopes (SEMs ... A Long Play (LP), or 33 1⁄3 rpm microgroove vinyl record is an analog recording that captures the full sound wave. By comparison, CDs are digital and ...

Vinyl scratching is apparently a hobby ... “Great Equator,” Zammuto uses a scanning electronic microscope to examine the scratched records up close. He also looks at scratched CDs, computer ...

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