Electron Microscope
The Electron Microscope requires modules.chemistry to be enabled in the TARDIS config.
The Electron Microscope and Computer are automatically added to the Observatory room when it is grown.
All images viewed with the Electron Microscope use the TARDIS-Resource-Pack, there is not much point in using this feature without it!
Electron microscopes are used to investigate the ultra structure of a wide range of biological and inorganic specimens including microorganisms, cells, large molecules, biopsy samples, metals, and crystals.
To use the electron microscope, you need to craft and place it first:
/trecipe electron-microscope
| Ingredients | Crafting recipe | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Amethyst Shard Redstone Gray Dye Glass Pane |  amethyst shard  redstone  gray dye  redstone glass pane  glass pane glass pane  electron microscope  | easy |
| Spyglass Redstone Gray Dye Glass | spyglass  redstone gray dye redstone glass  glass glass electron microscope | hard |
Usage
Right-clicking the electron microscope with a computer disk will allow you to view the sample object.
To close the electron microscope view, change another item in your hand.
Computer disks are stored in the computer.
Computer
Craft and place a computer to gain access to the electron microscope disks.
/trecipe computer-monitor
| Ingredients | Crafting recipe | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Amethyst Shard Redstone Light Blue Dye Glass Pane | amethyst shard redstone light blue dye  redstone glass pane glass pane glass pane computer monitor  | easy |
| Spyglass Redstone Light Blue Dye Glass | spyglass redstone light blue dye redstone glass glass glass computer monitor | hard |
Right-click the computer to open the computer storage GUI.
To return a disk to the computer storage, right-click the computer with the disk in your hand.
List of images
Empty screen
Aboreal field
Beetle
Beetle head
Endeostig
Feather
Fructicosa flower
Fungus 1
Fungus 2
Giardia muris
Glue
Insect leg
Insect palp
Lizard parasite
Polyester
Rayon
Red blood cells
Seed
Sponge
Tuberculosis bacteria
Wild strawberry