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The smallest sample that can be clearly observed under a light microscope is a 500 nanometer long object. It is possible to observe smaller objects than this, but their features might be distorted. Anything smaller than 500 nanometers loses detail because of the wave nature of light.

M&M’s didn’t just come in chocolate, peanut and crispy flavors. There are also some rare and limited flavors available, such as pecan pie, peanut butter, pumpkin spice latte, pretzel, white cheesecake, coffee nut, dark mint, and caramel.

Hundreds of years ago, Robert Hooke published a book called Micrographia that included hand-drawn images of samples observed under a microscope! Hooke, who we mentioned in a previous fact, is often credited as the discoverer of cells, after studying cork under the microscope.