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I realise dense materials stop or reduce radiation, I was just wondering why 70 grains of salt in the center of saint peters dome would stop much better than 1 grain of salt in the middle of saint peters dome. Atoms are seemingly considered mostly space. Is it a charge? It seems the...
What is it about the density of a substance that makes it more resistant to allowing radioactivity to pass through it? Since most of the atom is empty space?
What exactly does the wavelength of a photon denote? Vibration, pulsation? Why does the smaller wavelengths connote higher energies? What is it about high energies that causes smaller wavelengths?
curvature
Would not a line be curved if it was the shortest distance between two points in a curved space? Why would length have no meaning if a surface must be represented as at least a 2d object?
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Sorry, my scientific calculator is kaput and I wouldn't know where to start, but if you want to discuss anything, I would be happy to try to understand you. :)
What I was referring to is that in some popular science, the planck length is referred to as the smallest measureable distance: that distance below this amount would have no meaning in the classical sense. I was asking as to its relativity to geometry. If the planck length is the smallest...