Posted on 10/26/2020 10:27:51 PM PDT by LibWhacker
I still believe time is a human construct, whether a short or longer time according to the above theory with photons and atoms interacting. It shows a difference, but it is still the human mind that constructs it. And yes, I did stay at a Holiday Inn.
Gosh.
It seems like only yesterday we were contemplating why the chicken crossed the road.
Still longer than Joe Biden’s attention span.
Good one
Hydrogen atoms don’t exist by themselves in ordinary mature. Two H atoms combine to make the smallest occurring ordinary matter
If you mean "on Earth," you would be right - but that is a very parochial view of the world.
Only a very small fraction of all Hydrogen found in the Universe is in the form of H2 (or H2O, for that matter).
Extra credit points for guessing in which form most of the Hydrogen is.
Regards,
That's the beauty of this experimental set-up: It doesn't require you to determine the
position of the electrons. Rather, it is sufficient to know the distance between them (with a given probability).
Analogy: I have no idea where my wife is right now (position), nor do I know her speed and direction (momentum), but I know that she is within 2 meters of our son.
Regards,
I always thought the second was a little too long. Maybe they should rethink the whole thing and go to metric time after all. Make the second about 1/3 shorter, then make 100 seconds replace the minute.
Daylight Savings Time they could just move the decimal point.
Most Hydrogen in Nature is in an unbounded, ionized state.
Regards,
I guess that’s true, since the temperature in stars is too high for molecules to form.
C’mon man, who didn’t know this!
And it rhymes TOO! Good show!
Isn’t pure water a mix of H2O and equal concentrations of atomic hydrogen and hydroxide? Granted, the two reform into H2O when they meet, but I think I recall the ratio remained constant.
Just for you GW:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9SqQNgDrgg
He looks it.
Not to be confused with a Yoctosecond.
Zep-to-dee-doo-dah, zep-to-dee-ay.
My, oh, my, what a wonderful day.
Heisenberg is pissed off, certainly.
He looks it.
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It’s not certain. In fact, in principle, it’s uncertain.
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