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So? A two-dimensional bubble casts a one-dimensional shadow. A three-dimensional bubble casts a two-dimensional shadow. A four-dimensional bubble casts a three-dimensional shadow.
I'm confused! I thought that light wavelengths were too large to be used to create images of atoms. Isn't this what electron microscopes are for (not light microscopes)?
Bennie Crabtree:I'm confused! I thought that light wavelengths were too large to be used to create images of atoms. Isn't this what electron microscopes are for (not light microscopes)?
You know how I know you didn't read the article? That's the first paragraph.
Bennie Crabtree:I'm confused! I thought that light wavelengths were too large to be used to create images of atoms. Isn't this what electron microscopes are for (not light microscopes)?
Visible light wavelengths, yes. Photons are cool. There's more to them than meets the eye.
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