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I never thought that kind of nanotechnology would work outside a vacuum. This never seemed like much of a problem to me.
Consider. Using such technology, it's relatively trivial to create a vacuum, including macroscale devices with internal vacuums.
They'd need a significant amount of shielding to prevent atmosphere from leaking in, yes. Millimeters, possibly. Is that.. really a problem?