In the late 16th century, a father-son team made a groundbreaking discovery. 

They found that when they put lenses at the opposite ends of a tube, it enlarged objects. 

Their invention was the first compound microscope. 

And as basic as it was, their invention was a gamechanger for science and medicine. The simple use of curved glass to bend and refract light revolutionized how we see the world.

 In many ways, it's not all that different from everyday life. 

Sometimes seeing life through a different lens opens a new world of possibilities.