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Tiny movie: IBM makes nano-sized film about little boy by pushing molecules around (with video)

Tiny movie: IBM makes nano-sized film about little boy by pushing molecules around (with video):

This is too cool…

IBMers have too much time on their hands when they have time to push atoms around and make a stop-motion video of it.

Kinda makes you wonder on the possible BIG applications of something so very small! ???

A boy and his atom. 

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