I have a set of lenses that allows scientists to study and observe the Universe and the Galaxy where we live.

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My lenses allow us to know the world of microorganisms and many disease-causing agents.

Without my lenses, scientists would never be able to find out about the Sun and the Solar system.

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I have lenses that help children to see better. Who am I?

Some of discoveries made by my lenses were: craters of the Moon’s surface and the four largest Jupiter’s moons.

My lenses help to correct some vision problems like myopia, astigmatism and hyperopia.

Some people use my lenses to record other people, landscapes and objects. Who am I?

Through my lenses, scientists were able to observe types of bacteria and could develop the antibiotics that fight many diseases. Who am I?

I am a simple manual optical instrument that students use in Science class to be able to observe small things they don't see well such as insects in the garden. Who am I?

Some people like using me to enjoy a Safari in Africa, because they can see details of the animals at long distances.

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Through my lenses, it is possible to record important moments in people's lives.

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I am the instrument used by detectives to see the clues better and to solve the mystery. Who am I?

Through my lenses, people can register and record cultural events.

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Through my lenses, it is possible to see the colors and the beak’s size of some birds in the forest.

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