How about a book which you cant read with naked eyes? If you would like to own such books then switch to nanotechnology which has created the world’s smallest book. This nanoscale book has been published as a work of fine art by Robert Chaplin. This book is available with an International Standard Book Number and is titled ‘Teeny Ted From Turnip Town’. The book has been authored by Malcolm Douglas Chaplin.
In case you would like to read it then you certainly require a scanning electron microscope. Measuring 0.07 mm X 0.10 mm in size this book is smaller than the two books which hold the Guinness record for the smallest books in the world. Publisher Robert Chaplin got this book out with the aid of scientists of SFU and this was achieved using focused gallium ion and electron microscopes. The book narrates the story about Teeny Ted’s victory in the turnip contest at the annual county fair. Labeled as a work of contemporary art the book is only available in signature edition.
Via nanowerk
