These cracks are likely only micrometers long.

这些裂缝可只有几微米长。

A micrometer is one millionth of a meter.

1微米是百万分之一米。

Though the skin is made of many layers, its total thickness is less than a hundred micrometers.

肤是由许多组成的，但它的总厚度不到100微米。

A normal bacteria measures one to five micrometers long.

正常的细菌有1到5微米长。

Microplastics can be 5 millimeters long at most or as small as one micrometer.

微塑料最长可达5毫米，或小至1微米。

Typical 3D printers create layers approximately 100 micrometers thick, but some high-end machines can print as small as 16 micrometers.

普通的3D打印机打印出来的一大约有100微米厚，但一些高端机器打印出来的一仅有16微米厚。

To put this in perspective, a typical bacteria cell has a width of between 1-10 micrometers.

对比来看，一个典型的细菌细胞的宽度在1-10微米之间。

Their speed goes from eighteen point three micrometers per second up to a whopping thirty point one.

精子的速度从每秒18.3微米上升到30.1微米。

And its volume would be one cubic micrometer.

它的体积是一立方微米。

Rhizobia is a nitrogen-fixing bacteria up to 3 micrometers long and without it, that sort of agricultural production is impossible.

根瘤菌是一种长达3微米的固氮菌，没有它，不可这种农业生产规模的。

This flour sieve has 300 micrometer mesh.

这个面粉筛有 300 微米的网眼。

The distance for gas exchange is only about a half a micrometer.

气体交换的距离只有半微米左右。

We're talking one, or two, or 300 micrometers.

我们说的是一微米， 或两微米， 或300微米。

But our samples are only a couple hundred micrometers wide.

但是我们的样品只有几百微米宽。

His work connected with" micro" because he produced micro-cards, microfilm, micrometer, micronutrient and microcomputer.

他的工作与" 微" 有关，因为他制造影卡片、缩影胶片、测微器、微量营养素和微型电子计算机。

But things change dramatically if we make the cube ten times bigger, measuring ten micrometers on each side.

但是， 如果我们将立方体放大十倍，每边测量十微米， 情况就会发生巨大变化。

You've entered the microscopic realm and are now less than 2 micrometers tall, about the size of an e coli bacteria.

你在来到了微型王国，你的身高不足两微米，和大肠杆菌的大小差不多。

That means you don't have to cool it down as fast, so the material can be thicker, centimeters instead of micrometers.

这也就意味着你不需要那么快降温，所以最后得到的材料变得厚了很多，可以达到几厘米厚。

And that was extremely helpful, but it didn't solve the problem of seeing things that were smaller than 0.2 micrometers.

这非常有帮助，但它并没有解决看到小于 0.2 微米的事物的问题。

You know with rocket science, if you're off by one centimeter, by one micrometer, you can cause catastrophic failures to take place.

你知道，对于火箭科学来说，如果相差一厘米，一微米，就可导致灾难性的故障发生。