[ETL]

Electrons traveling between two layers of atomically thin material give off tiny bursts of electromagnetic waves in the
terahertz spectral range. This glow, shown in red and blue, allowed researchers at SLAC and Stanford to observe and
track the electrons’ ultrafast movements. Credit: Greg Stewart/SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory

[ETL]

First direct view of an illegal immigrant's short, speedy trip across a border

[Da Coyote]

Interesting. Always wondered if the transition ‘speed’ just might exceed C.
Evidently not.
Quantum stuff is still magic.
We can work the equations, but never ever will the logic make sense.
Even Feynman said so.

[Pollster1]

We could build a wall to try and stop it, but electrons are capable of tunneling across a border.

[PIF]

According to a famous set of equations named after physicist James Clerk Maxwell ...

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Actually Maxwell did not come up with those equations - all of his equations were field equations. These were drastically revised by a self taught mama’s boy, Oliver Heaviside, who altered four of them into vector equations because he believed field equations were abominations. He discarded the other 196 field equations by Maxwell.

From those four equations came all we know about the electromagnetic spectrum. Only Nicola Tesla bothered to try and understand the other 196 field equations.

[zeestephen]

Ping

[noiseman]

First direct view of an electron’s short, speedy trip across a border”

Even Stevie Wonder could see where this thread is headed.

[P.O.E.]

[DesertRhino]

I had no idea electrons were Mexican.