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Spidersilk is around the smallest thing people can see

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One strand of hair is 100 micrometers thick

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What a femtometer is

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I learned what a dust mite is

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A picometer is one trillionth of a meter

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The average dust mite is less than 1/2 of a millimeter.

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10 angstroms equal one nanometer and a nanometer is one billionth of a meter

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Hair is very small and there are many measurements for small things.

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If you divide a meter into a thousand units you would get a milliliter.

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A micrometer is one millionth of a meter

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I learned what hair looks like under a microscope ( it’s pretty weird)

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A picometer is so small that you cannot even see it

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Just when you think something is really small there can be something a million, even a billion times smaller that that.

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a picometer is 1,000 billionth of a meter

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a picometer is 1,000 billionth of a meter

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-Mitch

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I learned that cells can measure up to 8 micrometers.

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how many names there are for all these small things

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Objects can be so small that they are beyond are perception.

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DNA is so small you need to put 100,000 strands next to each other to equal a millimeter

-meter