Look at the incredibly intricate components within a single nanotech fiber
like are now being found in PCR test kit swabs and face masks.
These photos of a fiber under 5600x magnification were taken in 2006.
Imagine where the nanotechnology is now...
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Magnification approximately 5600x.
Notice internal filament structure within the fiber.
Width of the internal fibrous structure is at the micron or sub-micron level.
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Magnification approximately 5600x.
Notice internal generally circular structures.
Strongly indicative of a biological nature at this point.
These structures measure on the order of 1 micron (virus size).
Increasingly complex internal nature of the original sample fiber is now evident.
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Magnification approximately 5600x.
Complex internal organization of sub-fibers and structural forms is apparent.
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Magnification approximately 5600x.
This photograph shows the ability of the fiber to be folded and/or twisted.
Internal parallel organization of sub-fibers is visible.
Non-uniformity of the fibers dimensions is also evident.
Transverse separation or structure also visible in lower right of image.
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Magnification approximately 5600x.
Additional budding structure visible on the edge of the primary fiber.
Complex internal micron size structures within.
Translucent encasement that is indicative or suggestive of reproductive capability.
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Magnification approximately 5600x.
Additional budding structure visible on the edge of the primary fiber.
Complex internal micron size structures within.
First © 2006 by Jan Smith and Clifford E Carnicom