Nanobamas Created In Laboratory

LiveScience.com ^ | 18 November 2008 | Staff Writing

[Old Sarge]

President-elect Barack Obama's image looms larger than ever in the media these days, but now his face has been rendered in 3-D portraits smaller than a grain of salt, using nanotechnology.

The mini-Barack Obamas were made by John Hart, an engineering professor at the University of Michigan, who dubbed them "nanobamas."

Each nanobama contains about 150 million carbon nanotubes stacked vertically like trees in a forest. A carbon nanotube is an extraordinarily strong hollow cylinder about 1/50,000th the width of a human hair.

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[Sarajevo]

Is anyone else getting tired of all this “obama” BS?

[Old Sarge]

Fifty-six percent of The Sheep will never get tired of The Messiah, The Obama, The One (piss be unto him).

[Moonmad27]

Is anyone else getting tired of all this “obama” BS?

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I passed the “getting tired” point back in May.

[tophat9000]

President-elect Barack Obama's image looms larger than ever in the media these days, but now his face has been rendered in 3-D portraits smaller than a grain of salt, using nanotechnology.

So the OBomber really is a "pin-head"

[mamelukesabre]

Yes, we have nobarakbananas today.

How’s the rest of that song go?

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

His ears look ginormous!