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By Janelle Shane On May 15, 2014 - 1 min read
The one on the left is a nanolaser, carved by high-energy plasma and strong acid, and invisible to the naked eye.  The one on the right is a hoodoo, carved by wind and rain, and is approximately 20 million times larger. And about 60 million times older. The reason they
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By Janelle Shane On September 04, 2013 - 1 min read
A high-resolution zoomed view of one of my samples - all these weird natural-looking pillars means that there was some serious micromasking going on.  Micromasking is what happens when I’m trying to etch away a material by bombarding it with high-energy plasma, and little particles of dust or oil
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