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John Devers Quantum Stash
Could someone give
a description of a 'photon'?
ANSWER
What is light, really? Is it made
out of molecules or atoms, or something more basic?
Light is
not really a wave or a particle. It is a quantum thingy.
I
see a bright light...
and
Let
there be light
Concerning
light
How do
they measure the speed of light?
Does light have mass? If not, how can it be bent by
gravity?
Light has no rest mass, but it has momentum.
It appears to bend because of curved spacetime.
Does light have mass?
Light,
mass, momentum and gravity
Photons
Light
and gravity.
Does a photon of light
contain all frequencies of light eg: white light - or do individual
photons contain one frequency eg: red photons, green photons, blue photons
etc? Or does each photon contain a few frequencies?
ANSWER
List and
details of ELEMENTARY PARTICLES
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1
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2
What is a
quark?
One of several types of fundamental particles
which make up matter.
UNIVERSE
THOSE
WACKY PARTICLES
QUARKS
TUTORIAL:
GRAVITONS AND VIRTUAL PARTICLES.
CAN
ANYBODY EXPLAIN HOW GLUONS BIND QUARKS TOGETHER?
This tutorial
aims to give a little background information about the particles and
interactions which physicists consider to be fundamental.
Tutorial:
Particles and Forces
What is a Higgs
Boson?
ANSWER
If massive objects (e.g the sun)
attract things by emitting gravitons, and the sun is just a huge number of
quarks, (and other itty bitty things), does each quark emit gravitons, and
how frequently? Where does the energy come from for each quark to keep
emitting gravitons? How long before a quark disappears due to graviton
emission???? How does it happen?
ANSWER
If a boson example is a laser
light what is an example of a fermion?
ANSWER
Exactly what does the word spin
mean in quantum terms?
It is nothing like a ball spinning?
ANSWER
Matter cannot be created or
destroyed. So where were the atoms in our bodies before they were in our
bodies.???
ANSWER
What is Quantum
Mechanics?
ANSWER
Terry Frankcombe Quantum Mechanics
from a Chemist's Perspective
Terry
Frankcombe Tutorial: Quantum Mechanics
Quantum Reality
Quantum
reality,
Could someone please list some of
the aspects of Quantum Theory which have been predicted and proven (in
that order). Also, a comparable list of effects which have been observed
then incorporated into the general framework of Quantum Mechanics. I am
interested in determining whether QM is a statistical theory which makes
valid predictions about the universe, or whether it is a theory into which
observations about the universe have been 'fitted in to' very
successfully.
What are some predictions of QM which have not yet been
proven to exist? Which of these predictions could reasonably be expected
to proven in the next few years?
Quantum
Theory
Why can't we join Relativity and
Quantum Theory?
Relativity
and Quantum Theory
What are the
applications of Quantum Mechanics?
Applications
of quantum mechanics
Quantum mechanics in
your sunglasses!
Polarised
sunglasses
Polaroid
sunglasses
What is Quantum
Physics?
ANSWER
Quantum Physics What use is it in
our daily lives?
Quantum
physics applications
What is Quantum
Tunneling?
ANSWER
Information on
Quantum Computer development?
ANSWER
What use would they be?
Quantum
computers
Quantum
computers 2
Is there a limit to how small?
Smaller
electronics
Quantum computer.
Quantum
computer
Brains
quantum computer
Quantum
computing
Liquid computer. Check out this
new computer and it's the size of a postage stamp.
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QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT
A spinning coin model
of quantum entanglement?
Model
for quantum entanglement
Quantum
Entanglement
ZERO POINT ENERGY
What is zero point energy?
Energy due
to quantum fluctuations of the vacuum. Nobody knows if it can be harnessed
yet.
Zero
Point Energy,
Zero
point energy,
Zero
point energy,
Tutorial
on Zero point energy.
SCHRODINGER'S CAT
The unfortunate story
of a cat which is both alive and dead at the same time.
Schrodinger's
Cat
HEISENBERG, THE DOUBLE SLIT EXPERIMENT AND
QUANTUM WEIRDNESS
Heisenberg, the
double slit experiment and quantum weirdness.
Quantum
Mechanics
ZENO EFFECT
What is the Zeno
Effect?
ANSWER
My question is what could you apply
the zeno effect to and then the anti zeno effect to to make an interesting
thought experiment?
Is there any thing important about the zeno effect
that applies to our everyday life?
Would it matter to the laws of
physics if the effect did not exist?
Anti
Zeno Effect
Do
watched quantum pots boil faster?
ANTIMATTER
What is
Antimatter?
ANSWER
What happened to all the antimatter created in the big
bang?
Why
so much matter and so little antimatter?
MISCELLANEOUS
Just wanted to
know if anything further has been developed in proving or disprove this
quantum physics theory? i.e That electrons don't revolve around atoms as
once thought but they in fact phase in and out of existence.
ANSWER
OK, so electrons very rarely, if ever, slow in their
orbits enough to allow absorption into the nucleus. Why do most atoms have
them orbiting in the first place? The creation of an orbit needs ideal
circumstances, I think. The simple fact that + attracts - would imply that
we should have a whole lot more neutrons in our universe than charged
particles, wouldn't it? I've never even heard mention of lone neutrons
before, and yet they must be around.
ANSWER
Do they orbit? Where does their energy come from?
Electrons
around a nucleus
Implosion and explosion
of a Bose-Einstein condensate "Bosenova"and zero point energy.
ANSWER
What is the difference between Quantum Chromodynamics and
Quantum Electrodynamics?
ANSWER
Could we use Gravitons to create artificial gravity?
ANSWER
I'd like to know what are Bose-Einstein condensates, and
what is CP symmetry when it's at home?
ANSWER
Why do so many things have spin? From sub-atomic
particles to planets the solar system even galaxies have angular momentum,
but where did it come from, and -more important -what causes the
periodical wobbles in earth's orbit that is oft blamed for causing ice
ages?
ANSWER
I read that the repulsive force of like charge is explain
in quantum field terms by the exchanging of photons between the two
repulsive objects - for example two electrons. If that is correct - could
we measure these photons somehow as we bring two material objects
together? Why is there not a flash of EM radiation released when two
objects are brought together?
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