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World's smallest Christmas card produced
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T.K. RandallDecember 24, 2010 ·
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Scientists at the University of Glasgow have produced the world's smallest Christmas card.
At this festive time of the year millions of people are sending cards to their friends and loved ones but engineering boffins in Glasgow have instead opted to demonstrate what nanotechnology is capable of by creating a miniscule Christmas card on a piece of glass measuring 200x290 micro-metres. The card is so small that it could fit on a postage stamp 8,276 times over.
Scientists have produced what they believe is the world's smallest Christmas card. It was created by nantotechnologists at the University of Glasgow and is so small it could fit on to the surface of a postage stamp 8,276 times.
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