MadSci Search Results for light wave particle

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1. Physics: Re: how does light travel... especially in a vacuum (like space...which apparently isnt a true vacuum), Gene L. Ewald, Secondary School Teacher, Retired, Amer. Assoc. of Physics Teachers Fri Jun 15 03:13:33 2007
2. Physics: Re: Why is it not possible to heat small particles (powders) in a microwave?, Adrian E. Popa, Laboratory Director Emeritus Fri Nov 12 20:35:20 2004
3. Physics: Re: DOES PLASMA HAVE A FREQUENCY?, John W. Weiss, Grad Student in Planetary Science Thu Feb 28 17:40:30 2002
4. Physics: Re: Why is Bellīs theorem, and itīs practical results seen as so spectacular?, Benjamin Monreal, Grad student, Physics, MIT Sun Jun 10 21:00:13 2001
5. Physics: Re: Photoelectric effect - free electrons or those of atoms?, Kenneth Beck, Staff, Chemistry and Physics of Complex Systems (C&PCS), Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Mon Jun 7 12:54:18 2004
6. Physics: Re: can sonic interferometry provide an acoustic 'image'?, Todd Jamison, Staff, Image Science, Observera, Inc. Mon Mar 20 17:53:59 2000
7. Physics: Re: VRD--argument about heat vs infra-red radiation, Gareth Evans, Senior Research Associate Tue Oct 10 16:59:16 2000
8. Physics : RE: Sound in a vacuum., Georg Hager, Grad student Theorie III Thu Jun 6 06:12:09 1996
9. Physics: Re: Is Relativity the Holy Grail of Physics?, Michael Wohlgenannt, PostDoc Mon Feb 16 12:39:40 2009
10. Astronomy: Re: Does Dark Matter Possess Vibrational Energy?, Todd Whitcombe, Associate Professor, Chemistry Thu Jul 24 14:48:53 2003
11. Physics: Re: have subatomic particles ever been accelrated to super-luminary speeds?, Benn Tannenbaum, Post-doc/Fellow, Physics and Astronomy, University of California, Los Angeles Wed Feb 7 12:06:23 2001
12. Earth Sciences: Re: Why does the air temperature increase with altitude in the stratosphere?, Rick Neuherz, , meteorology, National Weather Service Sat Sep 11 17:56:43 1999
13. Physics: Re: If something has mass, does that mean it also takes up space?, Matthew Westmore, Grad student, Physics and Astronomy, University of Southampton Thu Oct 19 11:20:29 2000
14. Physics : Re: Light is a particle ?, Malcolm Tobias, Graduate Student, Physics Wed Jan 8 08:35:11 1997
15. Physics: Re: Can you disintegrate a molecule by playing back it's resonating frequency?, Adrian E. Popa, Laboratory Director Emeritus Sat Jan 22 16:58:10 2005
16. Physics : Re: What is 'Quantum Theory?', David Barlow, Private individual, Grad education in Physics/Astrophysics and Comp. Support Wed Jan 22 17:28:06 1997
17. Astronomy : Re: What happens when something travel faster than the speed of light?, Philip Plait, Astronomer/Programmer Fri Jun 13 08:29:35 1997
18. Cell Biology : Re: microscope magnifications, Ricky J. Sethi, PhD Fri Jan 16 15:43:57 1998
19. Physics: Can two matter waves interfere, uaafa, undergrad Tue Jul 10 00:33:57 2007
20. Astronomy : RE: Star light, star bright, Mark Friedman, Undergrad, Biology Tue Mar 26 00:15:58 1996
21. Physics: Re: Why isn't violet cooler than red since it reflect more energy?, Jeff Robertson, Associate Professor of Astrophysics Thu Dec 5 09:46:32 2002
22. Physics: Re: How can nanoscientists pick atoms up and move them about when they are not , Kevin Davies, Grad Student, Chemistry Wed Sep 26 14:42:03 2007
23. Earth Sciences: Re: At a magnetic pole, are you more likely to be exposed to solar radiation?, Dietmar Hildebrand, Post-doc/Fellow, Radiation Biophysics, Scientific Services Wed Apr 17 16:18:47 2002
24. Physics: Re: Energy of light wave as function of wavelength vs. amplitude, Amber Iler, Staff, Research Scientist, Veridian Systems, Inc. Wed Sep 24 08:39:36 2003
25. Physics: Re: In quantum mechanics, what is the story of 'Schroedinger's Cat,', David Barlow, Private individual, Grad education in Physics/Astrophysics and Comp. Support Thu Apr 16 12:18:19 1998


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