Since Antonie van Leeuwenhoek found the universe of microorganisms through a magnifying lens in the late seventeenth century, people have attempted to look further into the universe of the imperceptibly little. There are, nonetheless, actual cutoff points for how intently we can inspect an article utilizing customary optical strategies. This is, as far as possible, not set in stone by the way that light appears as a wave. It implies that an engaged picture can never be more modest than a portion of the frequency of light used to notice an item. Endeavors to break this cutoff with "super focal