Motorola patents e-tattoo that can read your thoughts...

reply to post by Bedlam


I was afraid it would be something like that.Do microscopes operate underthe same physics?

reply to post by yarblis


There's something corresponding, but on the bottom end you sort of run into the size of a photon compared to the thing you're looking at. That sort of sets the lower limit. This is why you use some sort of electron microscope or x-ray technique to get smaller resolution.

Also why blu ray disks can store more info than a normal laser disk. The blue color is a shorter wavelength.

reply to post by Bedlam


ok so the physics won't allow something to be built that would have the kind of resolution necessary to see the lander from here?

yarblis
reply to post by Bedlam

 

ok so the physics won't allow something to be built that would have the kind of resolution necessary to see the lander from here?

As this is sort of way off topic and ongoing, let's take it here, where I've already written a thread that is partially about this very thing.

reply to post by JohnnyAnonymous


im not suprised at the outcome of that conversation with youre ex-officer. the governments always hiding things.
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