I don't understand nano technology - maybe on of gfy's scientists can explain?
 

In simple words because i'm kinda slow today.

Another award-winning thread from the master. Wow, now I know how to post the right way. :D

Nano, in plain English means really really really really REALLY tiny. Microscopic tiny.

What part in particular of nano technology don't you understand?

Yes i know that. How it works is what i dont get it cocknballs.

Yeah i know about wiki. I just hoped for a simple quick answer...i'll read that link later though when my brain is working again.

I just dont understand how you can control anything nano. How can you tell whatever it is what to do?

your folks were masters are creating vertical nano excremental mammals, why don't you know?

Nano technology is like your sperm

You inject it somewhere and suddenly stuff changes..

Pretty cool

So how do you tell nano thingies how to change something?

You might try actually saying that next time. :upsidedow

I don't think you do, at this stage scientists are just creating static things that don't really do anything useful...

You don't. They are preprogrammed or somethin..

Once their on the loose you hope for the best.. :1orglaugh

Anyway Nano technlogy can be anything.. It just needs to be very very very small..

For example a microscopic robot would be concidered nano technology

and a microscopic car would be too..

Nanotechnology is basically something that we have now but made extremely small so it can suddenly be good for other things..

Let say there's a big robot what could repair your skin.. If they made it really really small then suddenly it would be good for repairing your organs too.. The big version not but the small version of the same thing is..

Thats basically nano technology.

Give me a break, i skipped the night. I'm amazed i actually still can type...i just can not think atm.

"What is Nanotechnology?

A basic definition: Nanotechnology is the engineering of functional systems at the molecular scale."

And that's the basic definition??? :)

And thats what i dont get. What is a nano? A single nano and how the fuck do you program it?

There is no such thing as a nano

Its not a thing ..

Nano is the word for SOMETHING realy small

So if I made you really small to microscopic level.. I would be working on nano technology..

A computer processor is also nano technology based :)

If I copy you in a really small version
there would be a Nano Dirty F

I can tell.


You know I'm just messing with you, right? :food-smil02

Yeah ok so how is this new? I mean this could be talked about in 1920. If we made something sooooooooooooooooo small we would call it nano technology.

And still no matter what it is i dont see how you can program something on a microscopic level.

I invented Nano.

Its not really new but has some good advances in the last few years

with this technology they can composite new materials for example..

Inmagine a pair of jeans that looks and feels like a pair of jeans but has the same effect with water as a raincoat..

They composited the raincoat material effect into the jeans material on nano level...

Its pretty hard to explain it simple lol

You did but it was named Nano by your doctor.

go watch some star gate they have nanites on there (yes I watch star gate) its on the sci-fi channel

Hier, kan het ook moeilijk uiteggen, maar dit is wellich iets

Nanotechnologie werkt op moleculaire schaal. Het woord nanos komt uit het Oudgrieks en betekent dwerg. Met een lengte van een miljoenste millimeter is de 'nanometer' de dwerg onder de lengte-eenheden. Onder nanotechnologie verstaan we technologie met afmetingen van minder dan honderd nanometer in minstens één dimensie.

Dirty F ook Nederlands??

It's similar to Shazbutt technology, but I think Nano Nano came after Shazbutt.

Dat begrijp ik op zich wel maar ik zie niet in hoe ze op nano level iets kunnen programmeren om iets te doen. Jij schnap wat bedoel iek?

Oh ook nederlands dus :P

This is all you need to know. You know in the original version of Willy Wonka when Mike TV is scrambled and then"reassembled"? Nanotechnology.