The smallest ball field in the world
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A German scientist has created the smallest football stadium in the world - so small that 20,000 such football stadiums incorporate a human hair.
This simulation ballpark is made of nanotechnology that is 500 x 380 nanometers in size and can only be seen with a special microscope.
"I'm very proud of this project, and the only problem is that I do not know what to do with it, and I can not bring it to work because nobody can see it," said inventor Stefan Trellenkamp at the Kaiserslautern University. expression.
Trellenkamp said he spent a whole day tackling the field with electron beams on a tiny piece of tiny acrilic glass.
MT
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