Real-life 'shrink ray' can reduce 3D structures

[UM-Bot 10,434]

Scientists have discovered a way to reduce 3D objects to a mere one thousandth of their original size.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/324133/real-life-shrink-ray-can-reduce-3d-structures

[third_eye 52,160]

Oh no ...
 

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[zep73 8,300]

Did they change the date from 1. April to 15. December?

[joc 19,253]

I imagine Nanobots injected into the bloodstream...finding their way to the heart and clearing out plague from the arteries...then taking that plague straight to the intestine where it would become part of the waste water treatment plant.

I also can imagine nanobots finding their way to tumors...removing all of the cancerous cells....or treating paralysis by reconnecting severed nerve connections.

 

[Silver Surfer 250]

Honey I shrunk the... Oh nuts!!

Edited December 17, 2018 by Silver Surfer

[paperdyer 1,589]

If the world really gets over crowded, we might be able to find a way to shrink every living creature.  This way the world becomes empty again and raw materials needs become reduces. I know it's crazy, but think about it.  If aliens do show, we don't know how big they will be. We should also be able to be able to return to a normal size if needed.

[Hawken 8,205]

That's nothing. I can shrink a hamburger in the skillet...

[Nnicolette 2,053]

8 hours ago, paperdyer said:

If the world really gets over crowded, we might be able to find a way to shrink every living creature.  This way the world becomes empty again and raw materials needs become reduces. I know it's crazy, but think about it.  If aliens do show, we don't know how big they will be. We should also be able to be able to return to a normal size if needed.

I think we have a long way to go they are only making itty bitty replications of shapes. 

[joc 19,253]

5 hours ago, NicoletteS said:

I think we have a long way to go they are only making itty bitty replications of shapes. 

It is the 'itty bitty' replications that are so fascinating.  The potential for mass produced nanobots for medicine is almost limitless.  We could literally end disease as we know it.  It is going to revolutionize the nanobot industry.  From self cleaning windows to cars that never get dirty...I'm a big fan!

[moonman 3,354]

Cool and useful, but a far cry from actually shrinking an existing object. Not the same thing at all.

Edited December 18, 2018 by moonman

[moonman 3,354]

On 12/17/2018 at 7:35 AM, paperdyer said:

If the world really gets over crowded, we might be able to find a way to shrink every living creature.  This way the world becomes empty again and raw materials needs become reduces. I know it's crazy, but think about it.  If aliens do show, we don't know how big they will be. We should also be able to be able to return to a normal size if needed.

You saw that movie too, huh