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Why does Lorentz force have that particular direction? Why is it perpendicular to the magnetic intesity and the current? Is it cause of some photons' reactions? Thanks

That's awesome, thank you.

The idea that some peace of rock in the universe is interacting with my shoe, for example, makes me thinking of some velocity faster than light.

Hello everyone, I was thinking of the 4 forces and in particular of the gravity force. We know that black holes and their gravity force can bend light and light gets lost on black holes. How can the ipothetic particle of the graviton interact with the photon? I thought that if the interaction...

We know that there are 4 foundamental forces and that they work thanks to mediating particles: Electromagnetic= Photon Weak= W & Z Bosons Strong= Gluons Gravitational= (Graviton)? My question is: If the electromagnetic field and unlimited range and a particle interacts with another even if they...

Is it safe? I don't want people to steal my stupid thinkings :frown::nb)

Hello guys, don't frick out... I am a 18 years old guy who is in love with Physics. I came out with some theories regarding quantum physics. I don't pretend to say they are right, and they are probably not. But i really want to publish them so even if they are not I will have some good reasons...

wow... just like the gravity force. I there any k?

Ok thanks, Does anybody know the equation that relates the distance traveled by the waves to the probability of finding a photon at that point?

Ok I think I got what you said. That means that all the waves we use (like radio waves for example) travel in all directions just like mechanical waves in water?

Try, please. I don't think there is any kind of physics not-understandable by human logic...

Thanks for answering, but I don't really understand what you mean... You said that there are no gaps in the wavefunction, but we know that each photon travels in a wave and you said that they fallow "random" directions, but that means that between a wave and another there is a gap!

Thanks for answering. You know, I love physics because is all logic and I think it is all related to logic and intuitive stuff... Anyway, do you have any official source where I can read what you said? Like a book or something else...

Interesting answare! But i still don't understand how a finite number of waves spreading out from a round object can reach every single part of space...