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Why was the invention of the microscope crucial to the advancement of scientific discovery? what might have happened if it had not been invented?
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Why was the invention of the microscope crucial to the advancement of scientific discovery? what might have happened if it had not been invented?

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The microscope allowed scientists to view cell structures and other very, very tiny things. If the microscope had never been invented, we would've never been able to see such things.
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