Nurtle on Instagram: "In 2013, IBM scientists released A Boy and His Atom, a stop-motion film recognized by Guinness World Records as the smallest movie ever made. The team used a scanning tunneling microscope, operating at -268°C, to move individual carbon monoxide molecules into place. Each frame contained about 65 atoms, and when magnified more than 100 million times, they formed simple animations of a boy playing with his atom. It took thousands of precisely controlled movements to complete

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