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What are some potential implications of the discrepancy between theoretical predictions and experimental measurements of the strong nuclear force?

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What happens to two particles when they are entangled? Where is this information stored? Is there any proof for this or just assumptions based on thought experiments?

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How much energy would be required to spin an electron so fast that it would rip itself apart?

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Are photons matter? Why do photons have no mass but still have energy?

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Do photons have relativistic mass? What and how?

asked Sep 11, 2022 in Particle Physics by VelvetHorizon

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If you placed a gram of cubic antimatter iron on a sidewalk, would it immediately annihilate in the absence of iron?

asked Sep 11, 2022 in Particle Physics by yikesjelly

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Can a matter-antimatter "annihilation" create new particles or is the result simply electromagnetic emission? What happens when the colliding material is unequal quantities of matter/antim matter?

asked Sep 10, 2022 in Particle Physics by Deleted member 11267

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What's the limit of our best photon detectors? That is, what's the lowest energy level of a detectable photon using the most sensitive photon detector?

asked Sep 10, 2022 in Particle Physics by tw

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How does time work for a photon traveling in a medium? Normally light does not experience time because it is traveling at c. How would this work?

asked Aug 20, 2022 in Particle Physics by robj26

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What is the weight of one mole of antimatter?

asked Aug 19, 2022 in Particle Physics by ToddsMe

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If an antimatter particle and a matter particle combine to form a molecule, does the antimatter particle lose its negative mass? If not, why?

asked Aug 19, 2022 in Particle Physics by CraigMcK

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As every atoms or particles has individual mass, doesn’t they also have some individual gravitational force? What would be the 'g' of a single proton?

asked Aug 19, 2022 in Particle Physics by technoloops

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What do physicists mean when they say forces are carried by virtual particles, aren't virtual particles purely a mathematical convenience? What does this mean physically?

asked Aug 17, 2022 in Particle Physics by rummo1950

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Why does time break down at the subatomic level?

asked Aug 16, 2022 in Particle Physics by Bluedanw1975

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What is the cause for the Earth’s rotation?

asked Aug 16, 2022 in Particle Physics by Jack_berryman

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Why are electrons and protons round in shape?

asked Aug 15, 2022 in Particle Physics by RadiantSorceress

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Could particle spin be responsible for gravity?

asked Aug 15, 2022 in Particle Physics by Phil Cyn

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If two entangled particles can exchange information instantaneously, then are space and time both illusions?

asked Aug 15, 2022 in Particle Physics by facilities

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What is the fundamental unit of matter, and what are the different ways that it can interact with other particles?

asked Aug 15, 2022 in Particle Physics by Chris_ach

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Is God in space-time? How likely is the possibility of God being in space-time?

asked Aug 14, 2022 in Particle Physics by Hudson1984

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