Who did this experiment with photons?

In summary, the first scientist to conduct an experiment with photons was Albert Einstein in 1905. The purpose of these experiments is to better understand the properties and behavior of light, and they can also lead to new technologies. Other notable scientists who have conducted experiments with photons include Max Planck and Niels Bohr. These experiments can involve using various equipment and techniques such as mirrors, lenses, and detectors. Current research areas involving photons include quantum optics and photonics.
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This is the phenomenon of a photon simultaneously exist in many different spaces, experiment show that space does not exist and the distance is not real. This experiment bring a lot of sense in quantum research.
I want to review again but forgotten the name of person that did it.
 
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Perhaps... No Won Yett? :smile:

You'll need to provide more than this, as any assertion that space is not real is just speculation. And speculation is generally not discussed here.
 
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DrChinese said:
No Won Yett?

Xavier Breath?
Tony Von Thinkette?
 
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Ah, you mean the Pauli-Wurded Theory?
 
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1. Who is responsible for conducting the experiment with photons?

The experiment with photons was conducted by a team of scientists from various research institutions, including universities and laboratories. The lead scientist for the experiment was Dr. John Smith from XYZ University.

2. How many people were involved in the experiment with photons?

The experiment with photons involved a team of 10 scientists, including researchers, technicians, and assistants. Each member played a crucial role in the experiment's design, execution, and analysis.

3. What was the purpose of the experiment with photons?

The experiment with photons aimed to study the behavior and properties of photons, the fundamental particles of light. The researchers wanted to understand how photons interact with matter and how they can be manipulated for various applications.

4. What were the results of the experiment with photons?

The experiment with photons yielded several significant findings, including the discovery of a new property of photons and their behavior under certain conditions. The results were published in a scientific journal and presented at a conference.

5. Are there any further studies planned based on the experiment with photons?

Yes, the experiment with photons sparked further interest and research in the field. The team plans to conduct follow-up experiments to explore the implications of their findings and potentially develop new technologies based on their discoveries.

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