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We can see atoms but can’t clearly see certain microscopic cellular structures?
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I’ve been searching the internet for the clearest images of DNA strands, Ribosomes, Chromosomes, Proteins, and just random structures really.
Why can’t we see those objects clearly through advanced microscopy (clear and with color, like taking a picture of your finger) if we can see an atom and even move them one by one.
Or am I just looking in the wrong place? I only find blurred images or 3d images of what the structure could possibly look like.
Is the whole or part of the cellular world based on theory?
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