Tobias Hill

As a child, l was fascinated by gemstones in the way that small children are fascinated by dinosaurs or trains. Stones seem very physical and look like sweets. You can look at them microscopically and imagine things about them.

British Poet

Cynthia Heimel

When in doubt, make a fool of yourself. There is a microscopically thin line between being brilliantly creative and acting like the most gigantic idiot on earth. So what the hell, leap.

American Writer

Used to emphasize extremely small size that's invisible without magnification.

Physical Scale

Sometimes used figuratively to mean exceptionally small or detailed.

Not Literal

Brings an image of something that requires close attention to detail.

Visual Imagery

Highlights processes that require careful and detailed examination.

Precision Required

Often used in scientific or technical contexts where precise measurements or analysis is done.

Scientific Context

Implies the use of modern techniques or equipment in analysis or observation.

Modern Technology

 because this seems so deep because it seems like sometimes when we're working on things Cynthia Hamel said when in doubt make a fool of yourself there's a microscopically thin line between being the most gigantic idiot on earth and being considered brilliant so what the

Want interstellar...

 And we can't see surface, uh, features anymore with our satellites. The dust, it's not like sand. It's like talcum powder. It's-- it's very, very microscopically small, nasty dust particles. And if they get into your lungs, it's a human safety issue.

Microscopically

Physical Scale

Not Literal

Visual Imagery

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