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So I'm just asking a hypothetical question here, just looking for insight on something I'm thinking about really.
Scientists are able to reach almost absolute zero by slowing the movement of particles with lasers. So I was thinking, is the inverse possible?
If a laser was to strike incident to a particle would the force be able to accelerate the particle? If so would it only be a single particle or would it be multiple?
Again, just knowledge for knowledge's sake. Thanks guys!
Scientists are able to reach almost absolute zero by slowing the movement of particles with lasers. So I was thinking, is the inverse possible?
If a laser was to strike incident to a particle would the force be able to accelerate the particle? If so would it only be a single particle or would it be multiple?
Again, just knowledge for knowledge's sake. Thanks guys!