Atomic Microscope FAQ

Q: What is an atomic microscope?

A: It's a microscope that uses atomic power to observe the smallest things in the universe! Like, literally, the smallest things.

Learn more about its specs

Q: How do I turn on/off the atomic energy source?

A: Simply flip the switch on the back of the microscope, or, you know, the one that looks suspiciously like a toaster switch

Find out more about its various modes

Q: Will it give me radiation poisoning if I stare at a single molecule for too long?

A: Only if you're not wearing our complimentary "I'm too cool for radiation" safety goggles

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This page serves as the FAQ for the atomic microscope, a device that uses atomic power to observe the smallest things in the universe. The content is stylized with high-contrast colors, thick black borders, and bold, unsmoothed typography, adhering to the Neo-Brutalist aesthetic. The page includes hyperlinks to subpages that provide additional information on technical specs, operation modes, and safety helmets.