Roundest objects in the world created
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Uploaded on Jul 1, 2008
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Researchers have created very smooth spheres from a cylinder of silicon.
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MadCanada597 1 year ago
I have a basketball that would blow their minds.
Its round too.
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grendelee 1 year ago
I always thought that if you were to look at something absolutely perfectly round, it would do funny things to your eyes and brain, never seeing something that round before, without flaws. I think it does, but it probably would work better in person.
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Tom Morgan 5 days ago
No sorry
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Jimmy Fransen 3 weeks ago
So....my soccerball isn't round?
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talon24 4 weeks ago
i want my 3 min 26 sec back, keep your round gargbage
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Xolroc Lowell 1 month ago
I completely agree that this is awesome in its own strange way, but I have to ask....
Why?
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Jmkxyz822 1 month ago
Count its atoms. 0_0
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EastBayFM 1 month ago
Actually it was shipped to russia to be flown to space to be grown in the vacuum of space, not germany.
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Ben Wartooth 1 month ago
This is nothing, wait until they see my left testicle.
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Rikard Bengtsson 1 month ago
The small-scale roughness of the balls varies by 0.3 nanometres, but their curvature varies by 60 to 70 nanometres. That's four to five meters scaled up to Earth's size. A four meter high Mount Everest and a five meter deep Mariana Trench. ;-)
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Rikard Bengtsson 1 month ago
reminds me of the process used in making silicon wafers, you know the stuff that you makes ic's such as cpu's out of.
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