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The image was made back in 2021 by a team led by physicist Zhen Chen .
It shows atoms in the crystal lattice of praseodymium orthoscandate (PrScO3) at a magnification of 100 million .
The only reason the image looks a little fuzzy around the edges is because atoms don't stop jiggling about, which results in a little thermal motion blur.
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