Actually i take that back, it's still a google video...seems to work ok for me though.

You can watch a more stable version of this at quicksilverscreen.com but i much prefer this site in general.

That would be like trying to fit a few Boeing 777's on top a mosquito, or something of that order...
Electrons are extremely*extremely*extremely small... if not smaller.

If the nucleus of an atom would have about a 1cm diameter, the electron would be thinner than a hair, and would "orbit" about two kilometers away from it.

A nanothingie contains quite a large quantity of atoms, depending... even its speedometer would still be far to big.

I'm not sure about gold, but there's a remaining star core that turned out to be a huge diamond.
Space News :: 10 Billion trillion trillion carat DIAMOND star discovered.
And a link!
http://www.webhostingtalk.com/archive/index.php/t-237518.html

Now, get a hold of that!!! :)

short answer is yes

Is it possibl that there is a planet/moon/or any other object out there made just from gold

We could build them out of strings? *Winks*

To the comment posted 2 Aug 08, their is something called broadbrand...

jenx- Electrons are subatomic (smaller than atoms). Atoms make up all matter - including nanoscale technology. It's like you're saying let's build a car out of lincoln logs and have it drive on a single splinter from one lincoln log. It makes no sense. Nanorobotics is still being researched anyhow. When they make something on this scale it is molecular in size (made up of multiple atoms). There is no such thing as subatomic robotics - the two words don't even make sense together.

If you can't know the position and the speed of an atom at the same time, what if scientists created nano-bots to ride electrons and report the speed and position of the atoms they are riding on?

It took me 3hours in watching this vid but I got a technique. 1st let the vid play while waiting the grey line filled-in the entire bar then that is the time you can watch it in full w/out interuptions

Great But jumpy, kept stopping.