Recent content by .Scott

Hello Aloiz. Welcome to these forums. Per the terms of service: Language: All posts must be in English. Posts in other languages will be deleted. I was able to translate your Ukrainian with this link. Stay Free!

Welcome to these forums. You have more of a question than a theory. But by calling it a theory, you may run afoul of the PF "Terms of Service". I suggest you retitle this post as "Question" rather than "Theory".

Not "wave", "wave function". It provides the weighted distribution of all the places where you might find a particle. When used that way, it directly reflects exactly what is found in particle experiments. So, it is not an "interpretation". Any description of what is going that is consistent...

A photon that is "absorbed and reemitted" will likely leave behind energy and end up with a higher wavelength. Or, in the case of a laser, stimulate the emission of light at a lower wavelength. At a QM entity, exactly what happens when a photon is travelling is not simple. The landing spot of a...

OK. Since you're a mutt, I'll make sure she gives you a treat. Welcome to these Forums.

You appear to have no stator. You need something for those electromagnets to pull towards. Something of iron or steel that is solidly fixed to a position close to where your rotor will be spinning. You will probably want two of these stators, one for each of you two electron magnets. In each...

To be clear, you have made left turns more efficient when thermaling by making the plane asymmetric. When flying the Schweizer, I was equally able to enter a thermal in either direction. I was told by my instructor that should I ever do competitive soaring, I would have an advantage - since...

You will have a rolling ball, some internal control masses (spinning, static, or some of each), and some ability to apply force to those masses. You can pick a Cartesian coordinate system (x,y,z) to describe the positions within the ball of that internal machinery. I think the biggest problem...

The vapor pressure tells you how eager the ice is to sublimate - to become a vapor. Vapor pressure drops exponentially as the temperature drops. The water vapor pressure of the ice in those permanently shaded regions of the moon is so low, that there are more water molecules that happen across...

From NASA Moon South Pole page: Lighting and Terrain At the lunar South Pole, the Sun hovers below or just above the horizon, creating temperatures upwards of 130°F (54°C) during sunlit periods. Even during these periods of illumination, soaring mountains cast dark shadows and deep craters...

I'm all for pushing statistics over calculus. Calculus is very STEM-oriented. Statistics is much broader. Knowing how to read a study and understand how it applies to your situation. For example, is deaths per mile important? What about deaths per passenger mile? How do studies hedge...

Marines have quite a different reputation than Army soldiers. A common slang term for a Marine is "jarhead". If you join the Marines, you can expect rigorous discipline and perhaps very challenging assignments - "First to Fight". They are also the branch that provides the most "ceremony" -...

For a Proton (with two ups and a down) it is less that 0.90 fm.

There are two trains, three train stations, and a bird. Those three train stations are all along the same track at 200-mile intervals. From West to East, they are: West Bang Station (WBS), Big Bang Station (BBS), and East Bang Station (EBS). The first train starts at WBS and travels due East...