Recent content by GuillemVS

I don't know how to make that question better, to not seem as if I'm asking why is time relative (that's not what I'm looking, I think). When we say that time is relative, we look at how many time takes light to go from one point to another, in order to be seen from another perspective. So...

Oh, of course. Thanks for the reply ^^

Then, antennas may fail because of this? While receiving the information?

When electrons get excited they are unstable, therefore they want to go back to ground state. One way they do so is by creating photons (e.g. mirrors), but I've also read that they can create electricity (another electron?). Photoelectric is how it's called, right? If so, how can we choose...

Mainly I want to know the following thing: electrons when excited they tend to want to go back to ground state, right? One way is by photons, but how does that work? Accelerating charges creates EM waves, but in this case there was no acceleration, right? Or is the term accelerating only a way...

Thanks for the information ^^

Oops remove the acceleration part from that. And add the context of aceleration of particle with charge.

When an object is hot its particles are moving faster than when is cold, right? I've searched that particles are electrons and protons, so it means that if we warm a object the electrons will be moving or even accelerating. Every charge accelerated creates Electromagnetic Waves (or light)...

Sorry! I'm supposing that you are supposing things that you can't. So, (roll, pitch, yaw) we could say that they change these axis in this order (z, y, x). What I'm using right now is (x, y, z) the changing of axis. I have been working with 3D Engines and that's why I use the word rotation...

I think so, I'll look at it, now I don't have enough time. But if you know where did I get it wrong, could you tell me? Thanks for the reply.

Hello, and thank you! A forward is a direction vector of an object. For example: If an object has this rotation (0,0,0) the forward will be (0,0,1) and the right will be (1,0,0). We can understand the forward as a child element that is in (0,0,1) position relative to the parent, that when the...

I don't know if this question suits this forum, I post this here actually because I saw (if not my memory is failing) that here it is also possible to solve math problems. So, back on track: I like to discover things from myself, so I searched for the Euler's formula, willing to find the...