You can see this snowman only under a microscope!
West London University researchers have used the laser lithography equipment of the institution to create the smallest snowman. This snowman is actually constructed by overlapping three spheres of silica, each with a diameter of 0.9 microns and the resulting thumbnail having a height of only 0.003 mm.(smaller than a human hair who has 0.075 mm.)
The smallest snowman can be seen only under a microscope.
The snowman's smile and eyes were engraved using a focused electron beam, and the nose and hands were carved platinum.
The previous books record dates back to 2009 and also belongs to the National Physical Laboratory researchers from the University of West London, who created a figurine with a height of 0.01mm.
I also found this video, so you tell me if is funny or not!
A woman from Ankara is trying to destroy a snowman, but everything turns against her. The moment was recorded by surveillance cameras, and the video have become viral. The woman fails to destroy the snowman, so she climbed up and started to jump. Because of the slippery surface, she falls face down.
Here is the video:
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Thanks!
Omg it is cute and i think it is not melting in the summer.
No, it will not melt in the summer! Glad you like it.