A-TomosA-tom, or by Democritos in-divisible. Really? When "yes", when "no"?
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Spectroscopy or ghost science
It begun from Sun
spectrum, and today we can say what was eaten and drunk
on the funeral feast of King Midas
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CO2 molecular laser At the funeral feast of King Midas How do the strawberries smell? |
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Invisible amber
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First (and the only ?) elementary particle Measurements of electron charge Electrons, DNA and the Evolution An atom, but transparent, an electron, but wave |
Penetrating radiation
Noticed casually,
but studied on purpose by W. Roentgen, served
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How DNA looks like?
Super poison |
Quantum MechanicsHypothesis of "quanta", introduced by Planck, was found useful by Einstein for explanation of the photoelectric effect and for studies of hydrogen spectra. Almost, almost, without wave mechanics
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Wave MechanicsWhat a falling drop has in common with the electron capture in a muriatic acid?
Bohr and (not) his postulates
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Hydrogen - never-ending storyThe simplest atom, brought the most surprises in Physics Sommerfeld: relativistic classicist
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XX Century = Einstein's CenturyFour manuscripts - from March 12th to September 1st. A miracle? An explosion? Plagiarism? Or happy marriage? Four manuscripts that changed the world |
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Divide indivisibleIn 1897, together with the "discovery" of electron, radioactivity emerges - atom has components! Industrious PhD (she) student
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particle from wax
Let's get to the island How, on Tuesday, we
broke the parity [A story by Leon Ledermann] Does the world turn right (II) |
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Quarks and cheese6 quarks in 3 colors,
and anti-quarks, and gluons, and leptons: poor God
is getting a headache! "Three quarks for Muster Mark"
To fly, like higgs
on LEP Cartesius' particles or Newton's
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This and other (?) WorldsAnd if we are more than "we" in the Universe? For sure, the dark mass dominates!
A strange
star Crab's Nebula.
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Lonely Planet
How many planets are inhabited? In some time, the Sun will become a red-giant and will burn-out all the life on Earth. But probably not before than five billion years from now on.
Why does the CO2 molecule absorb heat?
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From a diode and trans-resistor to Internet
i.e. this wonderful, solid body Semiconductors - i.e. Christmas discoveries |
In-dividual or uni-formed?
How Bose-Einstein condensate grows? What does it serve for?
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Physics alive |