Jaylon Carrillo

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2 March, 19:57

How did an invention from the Renaissance, the microscope, change the way we look at the natural world?

1. It magnified objects to three times their natural size.

2. It magnified stars and planets to three times their natural size.

3. It made objects look three times smaller than their natural size.

4. It allowed a person to see faraway objects, including stars and planets.

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