Submitted by ChronoX5 t3_103v1hz in askscience
rudy21SIDER t1_j34ap9g wrote
Reply to comment by ChronoX5 in What are the physical limits of stamping optical media like blu-ray discs? by ChronoX5
Light wavelength can be as big as the empire state ( radio) or as small as a Planck 's length (lethal radiation) so there is a big "not impressive" margin.
Still very impressive precision in nanometers but we gave way smaller things (chip manufacturering).
Insertsociallife t1_j35wv04 wrote
Couldn't the wavelength of light considered to have a limit at infinity? If frequency has a limit at 0, it could still multiply to c, right?
Edit - should clarify, calc definition of limit, infinitely close to but is never the value it's limited by
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