Nanotechnology have created a Smallest Christmas Card in the world

Postcards provide an excellent opportunity to send greetings to the birthday of your friends, loved ones, family and just remind ourselves.

Nanotechnology have created a Christmas card to 500 thousand times smaller than usual.

Scientists from the University of Glasgow produced the smallest Christmas card in the world. As reported by BBC News, greeting card was made using nanotechnology. The size of postcards 200 to 290 microns. I recall that micron – is 0.0001 mm.

On a postcard that could fit on a standard postage stamp 8000 276 times and more than 500 thousand times on a sheet of A5 paper, depicts a Christmas tree with colored balls, and the greeting inscription .

Scottish experts said that the process of making cards took about 30 minutes. “More time has taken the development of postcard design,” – noted the researchers.

Different color tones, used in creating prints were developed on the aluminum stretch hood by process called “plasma resonance”.

According to scientists, to produce micro-card, they decided to demonstrate the capabilities of new technologies. Now the experience gained in creating greeting cards can be used in the manufacture of cameras, monitors and televisions.