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I was just recently listening to a radio program, where a scientist said that we cannot observe electrons visually, but know they exist from their effects. That got me wondering...
What is the smallest piece of matter that we DO have the capability of seeing? And, also, how much of what exists is beyond our current scope of observation?
What is the smallest piece of matter that we DO have the capability of seeing? And, also, how much of what exists is beyond our current scope of observation?