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Krillion prompt · October 3, 2026

Name a device used to magnify things

Krillion accepted 202 answers for this prompt in Dive #80. They’re all below, starting at the trench floor with the gems and rising to the Plankton everyone thinks of first.

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Notes on this prompt

  • With 202 accepted answers, this prompt is narrower than a typical Krillion prompt (about 403), so there’s less room to go deep.
  • 154 answers (76%) are Deep Cuts and 33 are Rare, while 8 sit at Plankton.

Quick picks

The shortest Rare or deeper answers, easy to type before the timer runs out.

Eyepiece +60 Spyglass +60 Endoscope +60

Also accepted elsewhere

The same answer counted for a different prompt in the archive.

Every accepted answer

One in a Krillion

The gem picked for each prompt. Trench floor.

+100 · 2
  • Cyclops lens

    Rolex added it in 1953 to enlarge the date window.

  • Zograscope

    An eighteenth-century upgrade for looking at pictures.

Deep Cut

Real obscurity. This is where the list gets long.

+85 · 154
  • 4Pi microscope
  • Achromatic lens
  • Acoustic microscope
  • Aerial telescope
  • Airborne telescope
  • Apochromatic telescope
  • Argunov–Cassegrain telescope
  • Aspheric lens
  • Atomic force microscope
  • Balloon-borne telescope
  • Barlow lens
  • Borescope
  • Brewster angle microscope
  • Bug viewer
  • Capillaroscope
  • Cassegrain telescope
  • Catadioptric telescope
  • Cathetometer
  • Cathodoluminescence microscope
  • Clip-on magnifier
  • Coddington magnifier
  • Coin magnifier
  • Colposcope
  • Comet seeker
  • Comparator
  • Comparison microscope
  • Confocal microscope
  • Coudé telescope
  • Couder telescope
  • Dall–Kirkham telescope
  • Dark-field microscope
  • Dermatoscope
  • Dialyte telescope
  • Differential interference contrast microscope
  • Dobsonian telescope
  • Document examination microscope
  • Endomicroscope
  • Exoscope
  • Extension tube
  • Fiber optic microscope
  • Field emission microscope
  • Field ion microscope
  • Field microscope
  • Finderscope
  • Fingerprint magnifier
  • Fluorescence microscope
  • Focusing loupe
  • Folding magnifier
  • Fundus lens
  • Galilean telescope
  • Gemological microscope
  • Graphic telescope
  • Graphoscope
  • Gregorian telescope
  • Guide scope
  • Gunsight telescope
  • Handheld electronic magnifier
  • Headband magnifier
  • Helium ion microscope
  • Hoffman modulation contrast microscope
  • Holographic microscope
  • Hyperlens
  • Icaroscope
  • Implantable miniature telescope
  • Infrared microscope
  • Infrared telescope
  • Inspection magnifier
  • Interference microscope
  • Inverted microscope
  • Keplerian telescope
  • Klevtsov–Cassegrain telescope
  • Knife-edge scanning microscope
  • Lensless microscope
  • Light field microscope
  • Linen tester
  • Lurie–Houghton telescope
  • Macro bellows
  • Macroscope
  • Magnetic resonance force microscope
  • Magnetic resonance microscope
  • Maksutov–Newtonian telescope
  • Measuring microscope
  • Medicine bottle magnifier
  • Megalethoscope
  • Metallurgical microscope
  • Microfilm reader
  • Multifocal plane microscope
  • MUSE microscope
  • Nail magnifier
  • Neck magnifier
  • Neutron microscope
  • Newtonian telescope
  • Nimrud lens
  • Objective lens
  • Opaque projector
  • Ophthalmoscope
  • Otoscope
  • Paper microscope
  • Petzval telescope
  • Pfund telescope
  • Phase-contrast microscope
  • Phone magnifier
  • Photoacoustic microscope
  • Photoemission electron microscope
  • Photographic enlarger
  • Photon scanning tunneling microscope
  • Photothermal microscope
  • Pocket microscope
  • Polarizing microscope
  • Prism sight
  • Projection microscope
  • Quantum microscope
  • Raman microscope
  • Reflection electron microscope
  • Ritchey–Chrétien telescope
  • Scanning confocal electron microscope
  • Scanning electrochemical microscope
  • Scanning helium microscope
  • Scanning probe microscope
  • Scanning tunneling microscope
  • Schiefspiegler
  • Schmidt–Newtonian telescope
  • Schwarzschild telescope
  • Screen magnifier
  • Screw-barrel microscope
  • Second-harmonic imaging microscope
  • Segmented-mirror telescope
  • Simple microscope
  • Slide viewer
  • Slit lamp
  • Solar telescope
  • Solid immersion lens
  • Specular microscope
  • Stamp magnifier
  • Stand magnifier
  • Stanhope lens
  • STEAM microscope
  • Surface plasmon resonance microscope
  • Surgical loupes
  • Surgical microscope
  • Teleconverter
  • Telescopic contact lens
  • Telescopic glasses
  • Thermomicroscope
  • Three-mirror anastigmat
  • Toroidal reflector
  • Total internal reflection fluorescence microscope
  • Tower viewer
  • Transit instrument
  • Transmission electron microscope
  • Video magnifier
  • Wearable electronic magnifier
  • X-ray microscope
  • Zenith telescope

Rare

Genuinely uncommon. A strong pick on any prompt.

+60 · 33
  • Bar magnifier
  • Digital microscope
  • Document camera
  • Endoscope
  • Eyepiece
  • Film projector
  • Fresnel lens
  • Illuminated magnifier
  • Macro lens
  • Magic lantern
  • Magnifying lamp
  • Magnifying mirror
  • Map magnifier
  • Monocular
  • Opera glasses
  • Overhead projector
  • Periscope
  • Pocket magnifier
  • Projector
  • Rangefinder
  • Reading stone
  • Reflecting telescope
  • Refracting telescope
  • Rifle scope
  • Scanning electron microscope
  • Slide projector
  • Space telescope
  • Spotting scope
  • Spyglass
  • Stereo microscope
  • Telephoto lens
  • Video projector
  • Zoom lens

Schooler

Solid, but you’re swimming with the crowd.

+30 · 5
  • Camera lens
  • Convex lens
  • Electron microscope
  • Loupe
  • Reading glasses

Plankton

The first thing everyone thinks of.

+10 · 8
  • Binoculars
  • Camera
  • Computer
  • Magnifying glass
  • Microscope
  • Phone
  • Tablet
  • Telescope

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