[Army Air Corps]

Fascinating.

[TChad]

...Uhlemann realized that it must be caused by thermal vibrations jiggling electrons in the materials and producing magnetic fields that jostle electrons in the microscope’s beam

Lots of action down there.

[Vendome]

Why not build an array microscope?

That is; say 100 cameras of maybe lower resolution that is able to more information resulting in greater depth?

[2ndDivisionVet]

Someone, somewhere, who you least expect to, will invent a better way. That’s how it works. Only two hundred years ago we were reliant on animals, our own legs and wind to travel. No one had ever gone much beyond 35 miles per hour. We had no engines, no electricity, no artificial light, no way of communicating instantly with anyone beyond earshot, etc. Two centuries later, look around you.

[neverdem]

Nanotubes grow to record lengths

Jagged graphene edges can slice into cell membranes

A sound idea to redefine temperature

Researchers perform first direct measurement of Van der Waals force

FReepmail me if you want on or off my health and science ping list.

[The Duke]

So, take 1000 pictures and integrate the results. Problem solved! (Where can I pick up the check for my consulting fee?)