The microscope that will observe the subatomic particles

British scientists have launched a campaign to raise funds for the construction of the kilometer-long microscope

Avi Blizovsky

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British scientists have launched a lobbying campaign to raise funds for the construction of the kilometer-long microscope, which will allow detailed observation of the movement of individual atoms and other particles of this size.
Professor Bob Siwinski from the University of Leeds, who aims to promote this project, explained that it is a device that is the equivalent of the "Hubble" telescope, but performs the opposite operation. The plan is to dig the tunnel in which the microscope will be built at an abandoned airfield in North Yorkshire. A neutron research laboratory will be established near it

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