What did the use of steam engines in printing presses lead to the development of?

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1. the 3d microscope captures more detail than a regular camera. they are similar because they are both taking pictures of something

2. photography allows us to see the world in more detail.

3. grains of sand on the earth is made up of cells and rocks. while sand on the moon in made up of lava flow and vaporizing meteorites.

4. i liked the bee because i could see it up close and seeing the detail of the bees eyes and little hairs on it were really cool.

explanation:

drop tower at kings dominion in doswell, virginia, ascends a 305-foot tower and drops 272 feet, while drop tower at kings island in kings mills, ohio, rises up a 315-foot tower and falls 264 feet

explanation:

you can tune a radio to a specific wavelength—or frequency—and listen to your favorite music. the radio "receives" these electromagnetic radio waves and converts them to mechanical vibrations in the speaker to create the sound waves you can hear.