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 ...

Specifically, he wanted to photograph a needle moving in the groove of a vinyl record using an electron microscope. As he puts it in the video below, he wanted to see the "animation of the needle ...

The vinyl record has been around in its current format ... A fascinating electron microscope video of a stylus vibrating to the bumps in a record's groove can be seen here. Once the lacquer ...

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Vinyl is making a comeback, and a British company says it has created the world's first bioplastic record to help musicians sell their music in a greener way. Most vinyl records are made from ...