The document discusses the field of nanotechnology and the discoveries being made at the nanoscale level that are invisible to the naked eye. It describes how an electron microscope is needed to see the nanoscale and how young scientists have made countless discoveries in nanotechnology that could open doors for future generations. Some examples given include trees that glow due to nanoparticles, sponges with pores small enough to lift particles, carbon nanotubes stronger than steel, and potential uses of nanobots in cancer treatment. The overall message is that nanotechnology research could help society through these inventions.

1. The Future You Can Not See
Beyond simplistic observation
Lies a world of minuscule dimensions.
Unreachable to the naked eye;
Smaller than the red blood cell of some guy.
An electron microscope is required
To venture into such domain.
Several young scientists have admired
The field of nanotechnology, not in vain.
Countless discoveries have been made
That are everything but mundane.
Creations of our wildest imagination
That open the doors for future generations.
The night sky emits a faint light

2. Because of trees with leaves that glow.
They are a warm an inviting sight
For they have been infused with nanoparticles of gold.
There are sponges with pores so small
They can lift particles right of the wall.
Carbon tubes of nanostructure
Stronger than steel and great conductors.
Cancer patients will be glad to hear
That nanobots may be their treatment.
They could save the ones you hold dear
If perfected by students that are diligent.
Scientists create all these inventions
To assist society and its perturbations.
This is what makes research sensational

3. And why we must study to become professionals.

4. Sources:
Dr. Andrew Greenberg, Jaritza Gomez , University of Wisconsin.
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Wilfredo Otaño, UPR Cayey