#atomic particles

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Atomic Particles and Atom Systems pdf Atomic Particles and Atom Systems pdf : Pages 279 By Boris M. Smirnov Series: Springer Series on Atomic, Optical, and Plasma Physics 51 Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Year: 2018 ISBN: 978-3-319-75404-8,978-3-319-75405-5 Search in Amazon.com Description: This book is devoted to atomic particles and processes involving atomic particles. It contains, on...

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[therebelwrites]

Let It Hereby Be Known That

science is magic and magic is science, for, despite what we know as the laws of physics, at the quantum level, atomic particles begin to break all of our rules and create their own, such as being in two places at the same time and moving at different speeds when observed by scientists and when not being observed at all.

Thus proving the existence of elements in the universe which write their own rules.

[reekoscience]

New Post has been published on Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab

New Post has been published on http://reekoscience.com/science-news/physics-and-math/amplituhedron-all-tiny-particles-in-universe-shape-little-balls

Get the thought that all tiny particles in our universe are shaped like little balls out of your head!

Scientists have worked for a very long time trying to figure out a theory called quantum field theory. Quantum field theory is a body of laws that describe how the tiny little particles all around us interact. Whatever the particle, we tend to think of these objects as little dots, spheres, or tiny circles. Even the models in books illustrate these particles as tiny little balls. Turns out that scientists thought of them that way too – and when they looked at these in a different perspective, suddenly their work in quantum field theory became much, much easier.

[esotericworld]

"According to the rules of quantum mechanics, the boundary between the 'world out there' and our own subjective consciousness are blurred. When physicists look at atoms or particles of light, what they see depends on how they have set up their experiment. To test this, physicists at the Australian National University recently conducted what is known as the John Wheeler's delayed-choice thought experiment. The experiment involves a moving object that is given the choice to act like a particle or a wave. Wheeler's experiment then asks - at which point does the object decide? Common sense says the object is either wave-like or particle-like, independent of how we measure it. But quantum physics predicts that whether you observe wave like behaviour or particle behaviour depends only on how it is actually measured at the end of its journey. This is exactly what the Australian team found. 'It proves that measurement is everything. At the quantum level, reality does not exist if you are not looking at it,' said Associate Professor Andrew Truscott. Despite the apparent weirdness, the results confirm the validity of quantum theory. Quantum theory governs the world of the very small, and has enabled the development of many technologies such as LEDs, lasers and computer chips. Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3107996/Our-entire-lives-ILLUSION-New-test-backs-theory-reality-doesn-t-exist-look-it.html#ixzz3cP8RHbyd Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

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Astronomy Cast Ep. 377: Thomson Finds the Electron

Astronomy Cast Ep. 377: Thomson Finds the Electron

At the end of the 19th century, physicists were finally beginning to understand the nature of matter itself, including the discovery of electrons – tiny particles of negative charge that surround the nucleus. Here’s how J.J. Thompson separated the electrons from their atoms and uncovered their nature. (more…)

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Theory of An Atom by Kami The WolfBoy

What If:

There lies an entire universe within each atom? Think about it. You can't crush a marble with your bare hands. It's too small and dense for you to break. It contains to much compact energy for you to break it at that size. Now apply that analogy to atoms (GOD PARTICLES). They're seemingly infinitely small, and contain a previously immeasurable amount of energy. It would take a very large amount of pressure or energy to break something that small and powerful. Maybe the outer membrane or shell of an atom is the only thing that keeps the energy within from expanding rapidly. Now think about all the energy in our universe and what would happen if all of that energy were to expand all at once. Countless planets, suns, moons, solar systems, and galaxies all exploding with the force of trillions of atomic bombs. The only reason gravity exists is because our planet is spinning, which creates a gravitational pull. When our planet stops spinning, the side  furthest from the sun with be darkened and frozen over, where as the side closest to the sun will probably become a barren wasteland do to water evaporating and the sun heating everything to a point where precipitation can't occur. At that point, things stop being attracted to the earth and everything can literally float away. We are taught that we are full of the stuff stars are made of, that the big bang is apart of our atomic structure. If that's the case, then there might be a universe in every atomic or sub atomic particle within us. Every time an an atom is split, maybe it marks the death of a universe. Or maybe, every time we split an atom, it releases an entirely new universe. I think the first idea makes more sense though considering the nature of explosions, (they tend to destroy everything in the blast radius). When we "die", we all lose the exact same amount of weight before we start to decompose, (approximately three fourths of an ounce), regardless of age or total body mass. It is theorized that it is the human soul. Removing religion from the picture leaves the human consciousness itself. Think about it, an idea seems to come from nowhere. No one truly knows why unique things exists, or if they truly exist at all. Are you really the first person to dress like that? Or are you unknowingly picking up on ideas from the consciousness of a person from a previous universe?

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Cosmos: Deeper Deeper Deeper Still episode 6 (2014) ~We have a sensation of touching, but really that's just our invisible force fields overlapping and repelling each other...~