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> not a microscope but some unrecognizable tech But that is the beauty of a microscope. It is not some “unrecognizable tech”. Seeing tiny things in detail is a
by krisoft 3y ago
> not a microscope but some unrecognizable tech
But that is the beauty of a microscope. It is not some “unrecognizable tech”. Seeing tiny things in detail is a basic skill many new civilisations can re-discover on their own. It doesn’t matter if it is our human descendants, smart octopuses or the silurians. They will be interested in seeing tiny things and thus they will construct their equivalent of microscopes.
The important thing is sign-posting. How will they know where to look?
- TedDoesntTalk 3y agoWhy would octopuses be interested in seeing tiny things?
- Thorrez 3y agoIf they develop a civilization, they'll want to develop technology that requires tiny parts (e.g. computers).