please do not laugh. i am only curious and want to learn.
I read article about entanglement in scientific American for the first time just a few months ago. it was called "lights, camera, entanglement". then i read something about electron spin and how counterparts spin in exact opposite...
just thought that you would like to know i was looking at jobs posted on the department of energy website a few months ago, just out of curiosity, i saw many available positions for engineers and also for physicist. i am assuming that they were looking for people with a phd though. the starting...
If a photon can only be observed because it is moving, then how would it be possible to know if it were in a non moving state? also, is it assumed that it is always in a moving state or is it a proven fact?
I am new and so is my interest in quantum mechanics. I am curious to know if all photons have motion? and if a photon is not in motion is it detectable?