UK Physicists have develop a groundbreaking new imaging microscope. It uses T-rays (tetraherz radiation) that can see through plastic, silicon, wood, paper and ceramics well enough to spy faults in tiny computer chips "that have been buried under optically-opaque materials."

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UK Physicists have develop a groundbreaking new imaging microscope. It uses T-rays (tetraherz radiation) that can see through plastic, silicon, wood, paper and ceramics well enough to spy faults in tiny computer chips "that have been buried under optically-opaque materials."