What would happen if we could zoom in with a microscope infinitely? Would we keep seeing more detail or is there a ‘cut off’ where we can’t see any more detail?

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What would happen if we could zoom in with a microscope infinitely? Would we keep seeing more detail or is there a ‘cut off’ where we can’t see any more detail?

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Answer 1

We can’t see things smaller than photons , even then if there are few we can’t have a correct image

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and if we throw The photons on the thing we want to see if it’s too small the electromagnetic waves will disturb it and we won’t see something of meaning

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also even if we overcome this there is the plank length which is a theoretical limit