While reading about a fancy new microscope, and the talk of microscopes being limited the the size of a wavelength got me thinking of the physical wavelength hitting the optical sensors (not the 2d ones we're used to seeing on paper and screens), and in a 3d world it seems much more likely that the wavelengths would be spinning in some type of helix.
Which in itself doesn't seem to mean much, but that got me thinking of why they would spin around. Could protons and electrons spinning around each other like planets cause this spiral effect?
if I'm right, is this at all significant? Even if it's just me having a slightly better understanding of the universe?
http://www.popsci.com/technology/art...n-cells-no-ele