This document discusses microscopy techniques and their resolutions. Optical microscopes have a resolution of around 200 nm while electron microscopes can achieve resolutions as low as 0.1 nm. It explains the Rayleigh resolution criterion and how numerical aperture affects resolution. Dark field microscopy is described as using a central obstruction to only image scattered light. Components of transmission electron microscopes are outlined, noting they can achieve magnifications between 10,000-100,000x and resolutions of 1-0.2 nm by using electrons accelerated at 60kV which have a wavelength of 0.05 Angstroms.