The World's Most Powerful Microscope - KQED QUEST

Lawrence Berkeley National Labs just turned on a $27 million electron microscope. Its ability to make images to a resolution of half the width of a hydrogen atom makes it the most powerful microscope in the world.

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1. If they boost the power just a little bit more, we could see Donald Trump's brain.
2. OMG! This video is from 8 years ago, but is looks so actual.
3. OMG I CAN FINALLY SEE MY DICK
4. Still couldnt see your penis
5. ALUMINIUM FOR FUCKS SAKE!! There's two i's in it!!!
6. intel has a x1000000
7. Hey phags it's pronounced
   AL -OOO - MIN - NEEUM
8. You know you can't trust atoms, Because they make up everything!
9. I've seen more powerfull
10. finally I can see my own dick
11. Why do white skinned creatures continually call themselves "humans".  Is this just another covert way of saying that non-whites aren't human?  Perhaps the white skinned creature has come to the realization that they are, in fact, not human, but want to convince everyone else that they are.  cough Nephilim cough
12. Is that aluminum examination possibly related to using nickel aluminide? I read that that stuff might be the best material in the future. I assume something that powerful will be used for that type of thing.
13. Have you seen the photographs by Elmer Nemes done in the 1950's of Iron atoms & their bonds taken with his Nemescope which could apparently magnify up to 3,500,000 Diameters
14. I didn't see too much of the scope, because there was too much time wasted on other things. If you do make any more documentaries could you please get a voiceover that is listener friendly.
15. Amazing...
16. Wow! Amazing. Does it make coffee too?
    
    And nobody has, as yet, written anything along the lines of "All those people starving to death and homeless without any money to buy food, and they spend $27 million on a microscope!"
17. Electron Microscope ok!!
18. Oh my god. I can see atoms by closing my eyes, and they're the same exact Color. Black, and white.
19. Jesus christ, atoms!