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Then I get a little closer and examine the data some more, and realise there's a whole other level of subatomic particles even smaller and more detailed than what I was looking at before, and I'm like 'This is incredible! Surely we can't get any smaller and more detailed than this now, can we?'
Then I look even closer still, and see yet another layer of fine, precise detail going down to a level even below what I have already seen! And my mind is just completely blown.