Scientific instruments, namely, telescopes, binoculars, optical lenses, lenses for microscopes, lenses for telescopes, lenses for binoculars, lenses for monocles, lenses for spyglasses, microscopic lens sights, optical lenses sights, telescopic lens sights, compasses, optical mirrors, monocles, spyglasses, magnifying glass stereoscopes, signal whistles, loupes for use in the field of astronomy or for viewing stamps and/or coins, terrestrial telescopes, magnifying glasses, microscopes, projection microscopes, periscopes, mega screen microscopes, namely those which enable those using the microscope to view the objects under the microscope through a large viewing screen, slide projectors, incubators for small organisms, insects, worms, seeds and small plants; camera tripods; data banks, namely, perforated slides into which specimens are placed for viewing by microscopes; eyepieces for zooming objects for use with microscopes, telescopes, binoculars, monocles and spyglasses; frame/holders for securing cameras to microscopes; viewers for microscopes, slide projectors for use with microscopes, hand carrying cases for carrying microscope kits and telescope sets; microscope kits comprising a microscope, blank slides, prepared slides, eyepieces, filters, petri dishes, magnifying glass, cover slips, blank labels, tweezers, spare bulb, needles, spatulas, scalpel, collecting vials, stirring rods, screwdriver, and mounts; telescope sets consisting of a telescope, optical lenses, eyepieces, erecting eyepieces, namely, tubes with lens that make images that would otherwise appear upside down look right-side up, diagonal mirrors, finderscopes used for locating objects, and camera tripod