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The Teeniest Film in the Universe
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The Teeniest Film in the Universe

7 May 2013 | By Erica Jackson
A video created with atoms! [VIDEO]

What happens when nanophysicists want to have fun? They make films!
Such is the case with a group of IBM scientists, who research atoms for the enhancement of storage capacities. They created A Boy and His Atom,which holds the Guinness World Records record for the World’s Smallest Stop-Motion Film. Using their equipment, they move the atoms from one place to the next, creating a movie depicting a little boy playing with a ball and even jumping on a trampoline.
In other words – an atomic explosion of creativity! 

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ERICA JACKSON

Erica is passionate about using storytelling to inspire change and improve lives. With a deep belief in the power of words to make the world a better place, she dedicates her craft to uplifting others and creating a positive impact.

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