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Why does magnetic field strength decrease faster than gravity at a distance?
I think he means 'virtual partice', like in a Feynman diagram?- adriansd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Compton Effect: Finding Final KE of Electron
would it not be c?- adriansd
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad How Does the Twin Paradox Challenge Our Understanding of Time Dilation?
That's what happens when you get a biological scientist attempting to translate the physics in his mind, into words that make sense... with actual high-class physicists watching... I'll keep trying, though. *shies and hides*:rolleyes:- adriansd
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Undergrad How Does the Twin Paradox Challenge Our Understanding of Time Dilation?
Hey guys! For an object that is in MOTION, as it approaches the speed of light, it causes time to run slower for the object, compared to a stationary object. If the moving object were a person, they would age slower and their stationary identical twin would age faster. This can prove...- adriansd
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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Helium, ZPE, and Casimir Effect
Good work with the wording, turbo-1. So there you go Blitz, it's all relative!- adriansd
- Post #7
- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Helium, ZPE, and Casimir Effect
Blitz Kurt, The Casimir effect took me a while to understand, too, but after much conceptualising, I finally got it! Picture this setup: A vessel in which there is a vacuum, no matter (air) and no energy. Inside this vessel, two metal plates are brought into very close proximity (micrometers -...- adriansd
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- Forum: Advanced Physics Homework Help
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Graduate Theoretically Possible: Opening a Wormhole to Another Location
As far as I'm concerned, in Dr.Calpol3's original post, "Is it?" IS a question, and a perfectly valid one. The answer is: YES. In theory, it is possible to use a wormhole to travel between galaxies etc. The theory requires a source of enormous amounts of mass/energy (remembering that they are...- adriansd
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics