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What are examples of convection and nature, and how does the particle theory of matter relate to them?

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How do electrons "know" their exact radius where they will "emit" a photon?

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What is the Casimir effect? Does it mean that virtual particles are real?

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What happens to a particle if its partner is destroyed?

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What would happen if there were antimatter Higgs bosons?

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Apart from the comical Cavendish experiment, how do we know mass attracts mass? Perhaps things just fall down, and that's all there is to it.

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Will it one day be possible to have a pet proton?

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When a positive monopole and a negative monopole join together, do they form an electromagnetic particle?

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Was antimatter invented in the United States?

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What would happen if you put electricity into a proton?

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Does superposition (of an electron or photon) mean it is in two different positions so quickly that it is almost like it is in two positions at the same time?

asked May 14, 2022 in Particle Physics by titchy69

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What would happen if all the antimatter in the universe combined with all the regular matter in the universe?

asked May 13, 2022 in Particle Physics by Jack Downey

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What are the uses of leftover antiparticles and antigrams after annihilating all of the antimatter in the universe?

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Why do we have no nuclei with just two protons?

asked May 13, 2022 in Particle Physics by CosmicVortex

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What is the electron's origin during a beta decay of a free neutron, and how do we know it's real?

asked May 12, 2022 in Particle Physics by Mark L

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What is Pauli's neutrino hypothesis?

asked May 11, 2022 in Particle Physics by DaveS1984

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In a news item in EuropaPress, I read that for the first time the spin of electrons has been measured, which it defines as the curvature of the space where they move. How does this relate to the intrinsic angular momentum of the electron? Thank you.

asked May 11, 2022 in Particle Physics by MikeByfield

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What is the velocity of quarks in a particle accelerator?

asked May 11, 2022 in Particle Physics by Lucky123

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How is antimatter contained? If it’s so destructive, how are we able to keep it away from normal matter long enough to study and use it for things like spacecraft propulsion or medical research?

asked May 10, 2022 in Particle Physics by Sdb68

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One of the main targets of DUNE experiment is to measure the rate of oscillation of neutrinos and compare it to the rate of oscillations to antineutrinos, how exactly can this help in understanding the imbalance in matter and antimatter?

asked Apr 20, 2022 in Particle Physics by Divecomuk

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