i find there are 3 kinds of profs out there, ones with:
1)lots of experience with a love for their jobs - best prof you will ever have
2)little experience but willing to give it their all to prove themselves - good prof you can learn a lot from
3)lots of experience and simply going through the...
you need to understand quantum effects to answer this. the short answer is that the light both hits the walls and the slit at the same time. there is a great youtube video explaining it here:
yes try it out with some polarized sun glasses on a clear summer day its quite neat. the full explanation of how is described quite well here http://www.polarization.com/sky/sky.html
right i don't believe it could be used as propulsion but there is movement of the sphere in space without breaking conservation laws
the sun does put a force on the Earth but its so small we don't feel it...
just a heads up averages are expected to drop in first year so relying on scholarships to stay afloat is very stressfull.
it looks like you are off to a good start and if you have a part time job on weekends you might be just fine moving out and student loans can help if you need it a little...