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> I don't see how they are supported on the surface I can't speak for how these specifically were positioned, but in general I don't see a problem with it. It
by Osmium 12y ago
> I don't see how they are supported on the surface
I can't speak for how these specifically were positioned, but in general I don't see a problem with it. It looks like they're supported by gravity, and under vacuum the surfaces are likely going to be 'sticky' anyway due to electrostatic forces. As for the positioning, micromanipulators are common in electron microscopes and should be capable of it, though they're usually used for different purposes!
- marcosdumay 12y agoThings that size aren't positioned by gravity at all. Surfaces are sticky, but the environment is too. It's hard to imagine what those figurines could be made of to stick that well to a cell wall - and how to 3d print whatever material that is. I also call it a hoax.