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Microscopic Snowman Made with Nanofabrication Tools.
Made from two tin beads used to calibrate electron microscope astigmatism.
World's smalles "snowman"! http://www.physorg.com/news179153163.html
I love it!
That's the tiniest snowman in the world. It was made from microscopic tin beads, by researchers at the National Physical Laboratory.
Its the world’s smallest 'snowman', measuring about a fifth of the width of a human hair.
it's a nano snowman!
It's a microscopic tin snowman: http://nanopatentsandinnovations.blogspot.com/2009/12/microscopic-snowman-made-with.html
Scott K.
It is the world's smallest snowman constructed from two tin beads that are used to calibrate an electron microscope astigmatism at the National Physical Laboratory in London.
Frosty the defogger, for car windows on the inside.
Frosty the defogger for car windows.
Hey Mike. I believe that's the world's smallest snowman (though it looks like it's actually made out of tin), and is 1/5 the width of a human hair.
http://www.npl.co.uk/educate-explore/christmas/
Mike, it's the world's smallest snowman, built by the National Physical Laboratory out of two of the tin nano particle beads that are usually used to calibrate electron microscope lenses. It measures just 0.01mm (1/5 the width of human hair).
It's the nano snowman, created by the National Physical Laboratory in London. It's 0.01mm across-1/5th the diameter of a human hair,
snow man made with an electron microscope
by IBM
The guy who didn't make the cut at the Blue Man Group auditions.
It looks like Ice Cream
Twitter Snowman for Christmas!!!
David Cox from the National Physical Laboratories in the UK built a ’snowman’ (Really a tinman - this must be Oz!) which was just 10 microns (0.01mm) in diameter out of two tin beads bonded together with platinum. The face of the snowman was carved using an ion beam, and the nose (just 1 micron across) was made of platinum deposited using a similar ion beam. Cox even simulated a snowy landscape using blue light.
Nano snowman made from tiny tin beads (2 of them) at the National Physical Laboratory measuring about 1/5 of the width of a human hair.
That's a nano snowman (Tiniest snowmanin in the world). It was made from microscopic tin beads (Total size aproximately 1/5th the size of a human hair, by researchers at the National Physical Laboratory.
CNN played this on Sunday morning, it is a nano-snowman, offered as the smallest in the world, like, what did they say now, a 1/100 of a human hair [???] = whatever.
That's Smurfy the Snowman!
It is a nano snowman made on platinum tip
Its the view from behind two people in a movie theater.
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