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SCantiGOP

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13. It would be amazing
Fri Feb 16, 2018, 02:31 PM
Feb 2018

but atoms are way too small to be seen even with the maximum magnification available.

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Thats incredible Pachamama Feb 2018 #1
science AllaN01Bear Feb 2018 #2
I am stunned. dixiegrrrrl Feb 2018 #3
Amazing! FailureToCommunicate Feb 2018 #4
It would be amazing SCantiGOP Feb 2018 #13
If you scroll down, you also find this... jmowreader Feb 2018 #5
Oh lordy Stardust1 Feb 2018 #8
Republicans love to disparage MFM008 Feb 2018 #6
To be more accurate, it's the ***light*** from a single atom. hunter Feb 2018 #7
Yes. On my computer screen, the apparent separation between the pins is less than 2 inches struggle4progress Feb 2018 #11
Ummm.... Unca Jim Feb 2018 #9
It's not a joke. Jim__ Feb 2018 #10
A quick comparison would be stars in the sky. Stars are so far away... hunter Feb 2018 #12
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