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"The three-year project used laser cooling technology to slow a group of atoms, before a laser beam, or "optical tweezers", isolated and held one atom." Kiwi scientists make atomic 'breakthrough' | Stuff.co.nz | ||
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Isn't that amazing!? Check this video out, it's got a good explanation of how laser cooling works. -Tony
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Lasers used to trap single atom. 
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