TOP PERFORMANCE ON THE NANOSCALE
In these stop-motion videos, you see a fragment of the Olympics divided into about one hundred frames. These hundred frames are not normal pictures but have been -printedon a 5 by 5-millimetre chip thanks to nanotechnology. So, the athlete in the video is a lot smaller than in real life: a whopping 100 micrometres in size. That’s as small as the thickness of your hair or a sheet of paper!Are you curious about how this works? Visit our webpage for a more extended explanation, and follow the Nanolympics on Social Media for more great videos next week!
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