Listed 5 most tiny objects on the planet

A number of ultra-small objects, considered to be the smallest objects on the planet, make many people surprised and surprised.

Surprise with ultra-small objects

1. The world's smallest snowman

In 2009, Dr. David Cox at the National Physical Laboratory in West London, England, created the world's smallest snowman with a size of 0.01 mm and is only one-fifth the size of a human hair . This is one of the smallest objects on the planet.

The snowman is about 1/5 the size of a hair.

The snow statue is made up of two tiny tin beads that are often used to calibrate electron microscope tubes. People welded them together with tools designed to manipulate nanoparticles .

The eyes and smiles of the snowman are made up of concentrated ion beams and the nose is made of a tiny tiny piece of platinum.

2. The world's smallest sculpture

In April 2015, artist Jonty Hurwitz created the world's smallest bas-relief. It can stand neatly on a hair and is about the size of an ant.

The tiny statue stands on the strand of hair through a microscope image.

Reliefs smaller than 1mm are created by the process of naming nano paint for months. Because the size is too small, it is impossible to observe with the naked eye, so viewers must look through the image taken under a microscope.

Unfortunately, during the photo, the work was crumbled due to a slight impact from the lab staff's finger.

3. The world's smallest Bible

Researchers at the Russell Berie Institute of Nanotechnology in Israel engraved the Hebrew Bible on a chip about the size of a sugar particle.

Images of the smallest nano Bible on the planet.

The nano Bible is written on a piece of gold-thin ultra-thin silicon with a thickness of less than 100 units of atom atoms. The Hebrew words are focused and etched in gold by the ion beam.

The nano Bible is now on display at the Book Cathedral of the Museum of Israel.

4. The smallest racing car

This is a microscopic racing car that is microscopically sized only about 100 micrometers by the research team at Vienna University of Technology, Austria in 2012 using a nano-sized 3D printer.

The tiny nanotech race car.

With this technology, the plastic is hardened with a laser to create the shape of the car.

5. The world's smallest thinker Statue

In 2007, a group of researchers from South Korea released a tiny version of the sculptor Rodin's (Le Penseur) famous work of Reflector (born 1880).

The statue of the person who thought twice about blood cells.

The size of the work is only double that of a blood cell and has a height of about 20 millionths of a meter. Details such as the muscles or toes of the statue are nearly impossible to see because they are too small.

Copy of the above work has been scanned and printed into a version 93,000 times smaller than the original.