Powerful light is acting as a microscope?

Can we produce more advanced lenses by exposing microscope lenses to much more light?

Powerful light is acting as a microscope?

Too light microscope serves as a microscope, sitting on the balcony, sticking the leaf on the sunglasses and looking at the sun, the 1 mm thick veins of the leaf were 3 thick and clearer. So the sun was very bright and the veins were wider and the leaf was moss. .
So if you want to see a plant much more clearly, it should be a very strong burning light and when you leave our plant above this light it looks more and more clear like a microscope.
Maybe this technology can be used for space imaging and teleskop lenses. We can also use it in camera lenses or laser technologies.
 When making microscope lenses, can we produce these lenses or the materials that are used in making these lenses, and I think the sand can be more developed by exposing them to more light?
I think when we make microscope lenses we can make more advanced lenses by exposing the materials used in making these lenses to much more light.

Strong lights are acting like microscopes. I mean, he's got things very close.

In other words, when we make the lenses of the telescopes used in space technology, we obtain more advanced telescopic lenses for the sands to absorb more light by exposing the sands used in the construction of these lenses to more sunlight through a lens. So we can get closer images. This method will be more effective than using a mirror.
We can do this. By using a lens, the lenses will be used in the construction of more sunlight by giving sand to provide more light to absorb. The important thing here is to utilize heater lenses to make the sun's rays more powerful in the sand. I think this is the best method.
Or go to the deserts and take the very special sand that the sun comes from at the right angle.
In summary, if we make lenses that absorb more sunlight, we get more advanced lenses.