First nanomachines?
Posted by Trent Walters at 10:15 AM
An important step in developing more complex tools for manipulating molecules at the nano-sized level.
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3 Comments:
Not really. If you look at those pictures, their tools are 50 microns apart. I don't know how you've leapt from that scale to "manipulating molecules"?
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I just looked at the scale of the first pic. It says 9 microns. Whatever it's manipulating is probably less than a micron.
Damn this word verification for damn correction is annoying.
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