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AFM - these are atoms on silicon surface
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AFM - these are atoms on gold surface
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The smalles inscription in the world (atom by
atom)[Omicron NanoTechnology] |
Picture of tungsten needle in field emission
microscope[H. Haken i H.C. Wolf, Atomy i kwanty, PWN, 2002] |
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It begun from Sun spectrum, and today we can say what was eaten and drunk on the funeral feast of King Midas
At the funeral feast of King Midas Mass spectroscopy |
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Mass spectrometer
with magnetic deviation of Aston (1930). [Science Museum, Londyn] |
First observation of neon isotopes[Aston 1920] |
Mass spectrometers
in Slupsk(more pictures) |
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CO2 molecular laser Proton transfer spectroscopy
links, sources, photo, more |
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Invisible amber |
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Original
Crooks' tubes for studies of cathodic rays deviation in
a magnetic field [Science Museum, Londyn] |
Original
Crooks' tubes for studies of cathodic rays [Science Museum, Londyn] |
Original
vacuum diode of Flemming [Science Museum, Londyn] |
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First (and the
only ?) elementary particleMeasurements of electron chargeElectrons, DNA and the Evolution Spectroscopy of electron collisionsCapture a mosquito in flight links, sources, photo, more |
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Noticed casually, but studied on purpose by W. Röntgena, served to discover the DNA structure |
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First
tubes for X-(Röntgen) rays [Science Museum, Londyn] |
Synchrotron - a modern source of X - rays[DESY, Hamburg] |
Early set-ups for Röntgen's rays[Deutsche Museum, Monachium] |
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How DNA looks like?
Sstructure of adenovirus RNA obtained by
X-rays [Nature]Super poison Röntgen's rays in biology - structure of
proteins [DESY,
Hamburg]
X-ray defectoscopylinks, sources, photo, more |
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Quantum Mechanics
Franck-Hertz experiment
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What a falling drop has in common with the electron capture in a muriatic acid?
A standing circular wave Hear
it !
Can a witch pass
a wall? Can one see
electron orbitals? |
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Idrogeno
– una storia senza fine Sommerfeld:
relativistic classicist Lamb's experiment
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XX Century = Einstein's Century
Four manuscripts that changed the world Ether windlinks, sources, photo, more |
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In 1897, together with the "discovery" of electron,
radioactivity emerges - atom has components!
A particle from wax An expensive
billiards Linear accelerators
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 cheese Super-multiplets What mesons are?
What is leptons' mass? Very heavy photons To fly, like
higgs on LEP Cartesius'
particles or Newton's fields ? links, sources, photo, more |
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This and other (?)
Worlds Radioastronomy A look
back in time to the beginning of the Universe: more
red the galaxy is, the elder its immage we get.
[HUBBLESITE] A strange star Crab's Nebula. links, sources, photo, more |
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Lonely Planet How many planets are inhabited? Probability calculations indicate: less than one! Why does the CO2 molecule absorb heat ? links, sources, photo, more |
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From a diode and
trans-resistor to Internet i.e. this wonderful, solid body Semiconductors
- i.e. Christmas discoveries |
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How Bose-Einstein condensate grows? What does it serve for?
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