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15th May 2016

15th Jul 2019

Part two of "Fameous Experiments" series. I hope you like it, and further suggestion are welcome.

both science

Comments

Tangle10 22nd Aug 2016

Drlloyd1337: Pretty much, yes.
Drlloyd1337 22nd Aug 2016

is it both???????
Erumaaro 26th Jun 2016

correction:(squares wont post)E=m*c^2 => m= f*h/c^2 (f is frequency, and c is speed of light, just ion case...)
Erumaaro 26th Jun 2016

also @atomic2385, photons have no mass!rather, the energy of the photon (E= f*h where h is the Planck constant)has an equivalent mass (E=m*c => m=f*h/c)...
Erumaaro 26th Jun 2016

Photons behave like particles in TPT with wavelenghtS attached to it(thus several, since only 1 frequency/photon), but in reality there would be interference and the photons that meet when 180 out of phase will cancel each other out at that location, since photons are waves in both the electric and the magnetic field. Since a change in one of these fields will generate as change on the other one, the "particle" will continue to propagate through space, similar to a glider in GameOfLife...
AngryBlock101 25th Jun 2016

@Nurgle33 lel u copyed me
HapyMetal 11th Jun 2016

...a waveticle? ^^
NoVIcE 11th Jun 2016

No, it's a particle with a wavelength...
Nurgle33 25th May 2016

it is both a wave and a particle
AngryBlock101 19th May 2016

It's Both, A Wave And A Particle!

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