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That portion of the electromagnetic spectrum in the visible, ultraviolet, and infrared range.
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The theme of the diffraction typically refers to a small aperture or obstacle. Here I would like to share a video that I took a few days ago that shows diffraction can be produced by the macroscopic items similarly:
I hope you can explain this phenomenon with wave-particle duality or quantum mechanics. However, I can simply interpret it with my own idea of Inhomogeneously refracted space at:
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Dear Researchers,
I am pleased to share my latest work on optics and diffraction, focusing on the deformation of shadows when they intersect. This article has recently been published in the European Journal of Applied Physics. I hope you find it intriguing.
Best regards, Farhad
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in past I had beige color
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Hello,
It is usually dark brown
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Hello everyone,
I want to stain live and dead cells in a fresh tissue. There are a large variety of stains (i.e, PI, cell tracker, FDA, DAPI). As long as I know, the should not be exposed to light. The pathology facility I work with, does not have a dark environment( the samples would be exposed to light). Can you recommend a staining agent that does not degrade in light exposure?
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May consider using Permai fluorescence dye.
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Smart photonics is a new technology that uses the combination of photonics and artificial intelligence. This technology uses light to transmit information at high speed, increase the efficiency of communication and data processing systems, increase processing speed and reduce energy consumption. Smart photonics is used in various fields such as optical communications, optical sensors, data processing, medicine, energy and environment, security and protection, etc. By integrating the power of photonics and artificial intelligence, this technology can significantly improve the performance and efficiency of various systems and devices. What do you think about the advancement of photonic efficiency based on artificial intelligence?
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Good afternoon,
it's a very interesting question.
I can contribute with my opinion.
I think that artificial intelligence can play a crucial role in the inverse design of photonics devices (broadly speaking). Me and my research group are trying to understand if it could be useful to get high efficient device (for our purposes that are related to solar energy), for example.
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I am analyzing a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) on high plastic silt that has been treated with cement. During the examination, I observed a recurring shape across some of the images, which appears to be a particle with a diameter of nearly 20 microns. Could it be a hydration product, or an aggregation of silt particles, or any other foreign material? Could any researchers/ experts shed light on this? It would be a great help. I'm new to analyzing SEM images, so please bear with me if my question seems silly.
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It is a skeleton of microscopic live (there is a name for these skeletons but I cannot remember). ;-)
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Hello,
I would like to know if someone could advice me about the best device to use to measure artificial light at night in coastal areas, outside and inside water (just few meters)?
Thank you very much,
Best regards,
Nathalie
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Artificial light at night (ALAN) is ever-present in modern society and has revolutionised our lives. Along with its many benefits, ALAN can have adverse effects that are studied across many fields, including astronomy, epidemiology, and ecology.
Regards,
Shafagat
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Dear Scientists, I have uploaded the preprint of my manuscript on the velocity of light, showing an argument different from Special Relativity theory. A proposal to go beyond Bing Bang theory was also described there. I would greatly appreciate a critical review comments on it. It can be found in ResearchGate " ".
Thank you very much.
Best Regards, Chan Bock Lee
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Dear Gary, Thank you very much for the comments and the information. Best regards, Chan Bock.
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My research, in particular my analysis of time perception, suggests that consciousness correlates with a large scale quantum coherent state in the brain in the form of a Bose-Einstein condensate. Aside from the philosophical analysis which, I suggest, proves that this must be the case, there remains the problem of concrete evidence. How can we observe or measure large scale coherent states in the brain.
Hydrocephalus is a condition in which spinal fluid can become trapped in the centre of the brain. In very severe cases where the condition has gone undetected for a considerable period of time the brain can be forced develop around a large fluid filled space in an unusual way. In severe cases this can lead to a condition coined 'shell-brain'. The brain literally occupies a thin layer on the inside of the skull. Some sufferers of this condition can be highly functional.
This layer can be so thin that a light shone in one ear can be detected at the other. So, if we shine a fast burst of light through the brain in this way and measure the time lag between the burst of light and its detection then we can calculate the speed of the light. If the light passes through a BEC then it should be slowed down and this can be measured.
Is this feasible?
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Brain doesn't exist. "Brain" is just an idea in consciousness. See my paper "How Self-Reference Builds the World". And if you mention in your post something about time, then see my paper "The Quale of Time".
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I am investigating changes in gene expression in cells after light irradiation at multiple wavelengths using ddCt method. I would like to compare the control and irradiated areas and describe the increase or decrease in gene expression. Usually the Dunnett method is used for comparison, but I believe the ddCt values are not normally distributed.
What is the best multiple comparison method?
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Hi
in a last paper I saw that 44 cell death genes were identified (based on array results) and I guess it could be more since it depends on lot of things, that's why I proposed this way.
all the best
fred
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I'm teaching a student to do Drosophila embryo whole mount RNA in situs. She's using the same solutions that I use however her embryos turn light tan to medium brown after incubating O/N in prehyb. Does anyone have suggestions for how this is happening?
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In RNA in situ hybridization experiments, especially with Drosophila embryos, it's not uncommon for embryos to turn brown after the prehybridization step. This can happen due to various factors: Endogenous Enzymatic Activity, Non-specific Binding, Fixation Artifacts,
To address this issue, you can try the following:
Optimize the fixation protocol to minimize artifacts.
Use stringent wash conditions to reduce non-specific binding.
Optimize the prehybridization and hybridization conditions to improve probe specificity.
Reduce the incubation time with detection substrates and monitor the staining process closely to prevent over-development.
Experiment with different detection systems or substrates to minimize background staining.
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Hello, when I use a reflective light microscope (with light entering at approximately 45 degrees), I can see a lot of details and textures. I suspect the image may contain some sub-annual lines. However, when I use a transmissive light microscope or a reflective light microscope (with light entering vertically), I can see the main growth lines more clearly, and many micro-growth lines and textures are not visible under oblique light. I am conducting cross-dating and am unsure which perspective of images to use for cross-dating.
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Lusha M Tronstad Thank you very much for your help! The current shell samples I have are wrapped in resin, with a thickness of about 2cm. I'm using a reflected light microscope to observe the growth lines in the hinge plate area. Although the growth lines are relatively clear in the eyepiece of the reflected light microscope, they appear blurry and there are some bright spots when photographed with a camera connected to the microscope. I have consulted some literature, and it seems that this may be due to significant light scattering in thick sections. It looks like I need to cut my samples thinner. Thanks again for your help!
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In fact, there is little evidence about this, but it seems that different types of laser light are produced by stars under different conditions.
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Samanyolunda farklı türde ışık kaynağı var. Yıldızlar bu ışık kaynaklarından bazıları. Yıldızların bir kısmı kendiliğinden ışık yayar, bir kısmı ise diğer ışık kaynağı yardımı ile yayar. Işık kaynağı yardımıyla parlayan yıldızlar zamanla sönebilir veya kendiliğinden ışık yayan yıldızlar uzaydaki büyük olaylar sonucunda yok olabilir. Bu parlama ve sönme aşamasında alfa, beta, gama ışınları yayabilir. Kendiliğinden ışık yayan yıldızlar ise patlama sırasında ise x ışınları, radyo dalgaları, alfa, beta, gama gibi ışınlar yayar ve uzay ortamında farklı etkiler bırakır.
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I am setting up a test to measure power and spectrum of laser dies. To avoid precise alignment, and also due to lasers' high output power, I have decided to use an integrating sphere to do the power measurement.
I have also been trying to use the same sphere to sample light and couple it into a 50um NA=0.22 multimode fibre for spectral measurement. As you can imagine, the coupling efficiency of bare fibre is quite low. So I tried other options including:
1- attaching a collimator to the fibre and put the collimator at the sphere's port,
2- trying to use a lens to collimate the light coming out of the port and then focus it into the fibre using another lens.
However, none of these methods gave me a significant improvement over bare fibre directly connected to the sphere's port.
The sphere is 2-inch diameter and port diameter is 0.5 inch. The wavelength is 1310nm.
Is there any other way that I can get better results? Thanks.
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Thanks Gerhard Martens for your answer and recommendations.
I already have tried the diffuser and it did not help that much. I am going to check with a larger fibre though. It seems like the recommanded option by everyone.
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This discussion aims to delve deeper into the interconnectedness of classical mechanics, wave mechanics, and relativistic physics, alongside an exploration of piezoelectricity, guided by the fundamental concepts of velocity, speed, and gravitational dynamics. Drawing inspiration from recent research, we seek to unravel the intricate relationships between external forces, atomic structures, and wave phenomena, shedding light on potential advancements in materials science, physics, and engineering.
Join us as we navigate this interdisciplinary landscape and contemplate its implications for future scientific endeavours.
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I for one am not clear what the overall purpose of the discussion will be. It starts off being remarkably general and universal, then lurches into the very specific piezoelectricity. However, if we are looking for a theory of everything I would start with the Principle of Least Action. It applies to all of classical mechanics, relativity, quantum mechanics and anything involving waves, including light. Accordingly, I would recommend for any such study to first think about minimizing the generated action.
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Famously, QM has a lot of EXPERIMENT-DEPENDENCE. Many call it mind-dependence, partial non-causality, freedom, etc. In fact, what there is, is EXPERIMENT-DEPENDENCE.
Similarly, the whole of STR and GTR depend on the experimentally fixed velocity of light and some experimental explications of the equivalence principle. Merely because equivalence principle is defined in a manner, we need not have it as a fully acceptable a priori setting. Similarly also the experimentally set quantity of the velocity of light. Hence, STR and GTR too are experiment-dependent.
How then can we have reliable truth in QM, STR, and GTR for a physics beyond the layers of physical reality that that the present kinds of experiments are engaged in? IN SHORT, WE NEED TO GENERALIZE PHYSICAL CASES FOR ALL POSSIBLE OTHER EXISTENT PHYSICAL WORLDS, with the condition that such a generalization is true enough only if they do exist.
I know this will be taken as a far-fetched suggestion. But look closer at the possible quantitative modalities in the suggestion being made. We need only to broader and/or limit the quantitative prescriptions in physical theories -- and we have generalizations!
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By reason of the application of the Lorentz Factor [(1 - (v squared / c squared)) raised to the power of 1/2] in the denominator of equations, luminal and other comparable energy propagations take on one and the same velocity. This is the relativity-effect (better, comparative effect) between v of objects, compared to c of the speed of light. That is, it is presupposed here that c is the object of comparison for determining the speed effect of velocity difference across a duration.
It is against the criterion-velocity itself c that c becomes unsurpassable! Hence, I am of the opinion that the supposed source-independence is nothing but an effect of OUR APPARATUS-WISE OBSERVATION LIMIT AND OUR FIXING OF THE CRITERION OF OBSERVATION AS THE OBSERVED VELOCITY OF LIGHT.
In this circumstance, it is useless to claim that (1) luminal and some other energy propagations with velocity c are source-independent, and (2) these wavicles have zero rest mass, since the supposed source-independence have not been proved theoretically or experimentally without using c cas the criterion velocity. The supposed source-independence is merely an effect of c-based comparison.
Against this background, it is possible to be assured that photons and other similar c-wavicles are extended particles -- varying their size throughout the course of motion in the spiral manner. Hence the acceptability of the term 'wavicle'. Moreover, each mathematical point of the spiral motion is to be conceived not as two-, but as three-dimensional, and any point of motion added to it justifies its fourth dimension. Let us call motion as change.
These four dimensions are measuremental, hence the terms 'space' (three-dimensional) and 'time' (one-dimensional). This is also an argument countering the opinion that in physics and cosmology (and other sciences) time is not attested!
The measurements of the 3-space and measurements of the 1-time are not in the wavicles and in the things being measured. The measurements are the cognitive characteristics of the measurements.
IN FACT, THE EXTENSION OF THE WAVICLE OR OTHER OBJECTS IS BEING MEASURED AND TERMED 'SPACE', AND THE CHANGE OF THE WAVICLE OR OTHER OBJECTS IS BEING MEASURED AND TERMED 'TIME'. Hence, the physically out-there-to-find characteristics of the wavicles and objects are EXTENSION AND CHANGE.
Extension is the quality of all existing objects by which they have parts. This is not space. Change is the quality by which they have motion, i.e., impact generation on other similar wavicles and/or objects. This is not time. Nothing has space and time; nothing is in space and time. Everything is in Extension-Change.
Any wavicle or other object existing in Extension-Change is nothing but impact generation by physically existent parts. This is what we term CAUSATION. CAUSALITY is the relation of parts of physical existents by which some are termed cause/s and the others are termed effect/s. IN FACT, THE FIRST ASPECT OF THE PHYSICALLY ACTIVE PARTS, WHICH BEGINS THE IMPACT, IS THE CAUSE; AND THE SECOND ASPECT IS THE CAUSE. Cause and effect are, together, one unit of continuous process.
Since energy wavicles are extended, they have parts. Hence, there can be other, more minute, parts of physical objects, which can define superluminal velocities. Here, the criterion of measurement of velocity cannot be c. That is all...! Hence, superluminal velocities are a must by reason of the very meaning of physical existence.
THE NOTION OF PHYSICAL EXISTENCE ('TO BE') IS COMPLELTEY EXHAUSTED BY THE NOTIONS OF EXTENSION AND CHANGE. Hence, I call Extension and Change as the highest physical-ontological Categories. A metaphysics (physical ontology) of the cosmos is thus feasible. I have been constructing one such. My book-length publications have been efforts in this direction.
I invite your contributions by way of critiques and comments -- not ferocious, but friendly, because I do not claim that I am the last word in any science, including philosophy of physics.
Bibliography
(1) Gravitational Coalescence Paradox and Cosmogenetic Causality in Quantum Astrophysical Cosmology, 647 pp., Berlin, 2018.
(2) Physics without Metaphysics? Categories of Second Generation Scientific Ontology, 386 pp., Frankfurt, 2015.
(3) Causal Ubiquity in Quantum Physics: A Superluminal and Local-Causal Physical Ontology, 361 pp., Frankfurt, 2014.
(4) Essential Cosmology and Philosophy for All: Gravitational Coalescence Cosmology, 92 pp., KDP Amazon, 2022, 2nd Edition.
(5) Essenzielle Kosmologie und Philosophie für alle: Gravitational-Koaleszenz-Kosmologie, 104 pp., KDP Amazon, 2022, 1st Edition.
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Should we prohibit the false statements from the papers published in academia journals?
The words that “Einstein's famous equation E=mc2” is a sentence directly copied from internet. It is a general sentence about E=mc2. But, it is clear, this is a false statement. Now, it is well known that it is De Pretto who originally presented E=mc2 from the energy of atomic nuclei. His explanation about E=mc2 is the current explanation in today’s theory of relativity. And, Ohanian showed that in 7 papers, Einstein’s mathematics derivations about this equation are wrong.
And, these sentences are also false statement: 1) Einstein predicted the invariance of the speed of light or Einstein’s postulation of the invariance of the speed of light, 2) Einstein predicted the gravitational light bending or Einstein’s gravitational light bending.
(PDF) Anti-ethics and pseudoscience: On Albert Einstein's theory of relativity (V2) (researchgate.net)
these problems are introduced in detailed.
I was astonished at that, in the books or articles about the theory of relativity, this kinds of statement: Einstein predicted xxx, Einstein’s principle/postulation about xxx, Einstein obtained xxx, and so on, are all false statement. Could you find out one of such kinds of statement is true?
In the past 100 years, we obtained the maximum scientific innovations. These innovations are much more than the sum of that before 100 years. But, it is very unfortunate, the development of theoretical physics is stopped or slowed. Some people think that “Physics is dead”. Here we emphasize, the main reason for the death of physics is that the false statements are prevailing in the papers and books published in the famous academia journals.
We think, we are all the honest people. We don’t like or hate lie and false statement. Therefore, could we reject the false statement in scientific papers with the journals, magazines, books and so on that publish the false statements?
How can we do?
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Never. That would be fatal snd a principsl mistake.
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Good morning Research Gate scientists
I have an LB agar plate for DH5a bacteria cell storage at 4C for 6 weeks, and I tried to subculture to a new plate plenty of times but I could not get colonies at all. the colony on the storged plate is not white, as usual, It is a light yellow color.
Then, I tried to subculture using a glycerol stock, I used a loop dipped deeply on the stock, and one loop streaked on the agar plate but still, no colony appeared on the agar surface, though I tried to avoid thaw-freezing for the stock.
No antibiotic was added to the plates because it was just a simple bacteria subculture. And plates were warmed and dried before subculture and the plates were incubated at 37 C overnight, I don't know the problems. Thanks in advance for your assist
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What medium is in your plates? Are they LB or similar or a minimal medium?
Secondly, DH5a is a RecA- strain (as are most E. coli cloning hosts). These do not survive long on plates, maybe 2 weeks max. So I think everything is dead on your 6 week old plate.
However I don't understand why the frozen stock did not grow, which is why I asked about the medium you are using. You might grab a small chunk of the -80 stock and put in liquid broth to let it grow then streak out for single colonies. If you get it to grow then I would make a new -80 stock.
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I am setting up a simulation where I want to see the reflectance from an array of nanoparticle using COMSOL wave optics module. I want to see the reflectance for co and cross polarized light. For example, let's say the incident beam is x-polarized. I want to see the reflectance separately for x and y polarized scattered light. I can't find a way to do the same. I can get the total reflectance using ewfd.Rport_1 or ewfd.S11, but I don't see a way to get the same thing for a particular polarization.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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Have you found the answer? I want to know the same, If you know could you please share with me. Thank you
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to know the amount of light incident on leaf surface
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Hi Moruff,
Yes, here is a book chapter that describe several methodologies to measure light interception: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B9780080319995500145
I have used a line photon sensors in sweet cherry trees, which measures the photosynthetic active radiation (PAR). Then you can estimate the leaf area of your crop and calculate how much radiation per leaf area was intercepted.
I hope this will help you!
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Shadows could be a little energy and do not “without anything”?
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Hello, Well this question proves to be quite interesting from a scientific perspective. It is important to note that there is no region completely devoid of electromagnetic radiation. Even in the darkest shadows, there is always a faint presence of electromagnetic energy, albeit significantly less than in the surrounding areas.
When an opaque object blocks light from a source, it creates a shadowed area. However, this is not an absolute absence of light. Some photons still manage to scatter and diffuse into the shadowed region, providing a dim illumination. This is due to the wave-particle duality of light - it behaves both as a wave that can diffract and bend around objects, and as particles (photons) that transfer quantized energy.
Furthermore, even the darkest regions of the universe are permeated by the cosmic microwave background (CMB), a remnant of electromagnetic radiation from the Big Bang. This means that shadows on Earth, and indeed any part of the cosmos, are suffused with this faint but ubiquitous energy.
From a philosophical viewpoint, one could argue that shadows are not a true absence of energy, but rather a relative lack of it compared to lit areas. They result from the intricate relation between electromagnetic radiation and matter - a subtle yet essential interplay of energy.
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In the light of the overlap between Literary Theory and Translation, having for their object an interpretation for each literary work, I would like to discuss the following points with you.
Does the interplay between Literary Theory and Translation Pedagogy matter?
How can we strike the balance between the text objectivity and the translator's subjectivity?
How should Literary Theory subtly influence Literary Translation Methodology and its professionalism?
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According to my knowledge it depends on the type of literary work what you translate.for eg a poem doesn't require word to word translation coz it will lose its charm where as scientific essays, political survey, formal correspondence require word to word translation orelse the matter will not be conveyed exactly.
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The NULL-result of the Michelson-Morley-experiment (MMX) has a theoretical, let’s say geometrical, explanation. You might see it below: If light goes up with 90 degree and comes from that point to the beam splitter.
If the MMX executed here on earth, using visible light with wave length, the ratio of motion (of the earth) w.r.t the light is one into ten thousand: 0.0001. The difference of the x-position that needs to be focused will be two thousands of a nanometer. If you turn the table of the experiment (like Albert Michelson did), the light coming along Fermat's path will vanish because the path length is different by angle.
Hence, the NULL-result of MMX was a very trivial consequence of the setup: The setup works as selector that removes any non-constant path (in terms of length) from the visible fringe-shift result.
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Interesting enough, Albert Michelson detected in 1887 the Sagnac-effect, without investigating it.
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Will there be a change in bandgap energy of AgNP exposed under blue, red and visible wavelengths of light?
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Nice to hear from you. Plasmonic tuning due to LSPR is ok, but how it changes the bandgap energy which is based on crystalline st. Any reference that shows the changes in bandgap energy with different wavebands of light.
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Consider two clocks set just under the surface of water, they are synchronized. One of them departs at velocity v and then rejoins at -v.
The overall time dilation must be the same as the one in vacuum (depends on the constant c), it should not depend at all on the EM wave speed of propagation in water which is lower than c.
What about the derivation of Lorentz Transformations from Maxwell equations in such case?
Do we have to consider the gamma factor with the speed of light in vacuum or the speed of light measured by an observer moving in water?
"Reconciliation of the Rosen and Laue theories of special relativity in a linear dielectric medium"
"In a 1952 American Journal of Physics article, Rosen [3] considered an arbitrarily large, but finite, macroscopic Maxwellian dielectric such that an observer in the interior of the dielectric has no access to the vacuum i) microscopically, because the continuum limit precludes an interstitial vacuum, and ii) macroscopically, because the boundary of the dielectric is too far away from the interior for light to travel within the duration of an experiment.
This brings to the fore again the old problem related to how the principle of relativity is combined with the Maxwell field equations in a continuous medium.
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Again, the water does not affect the value of c or any relativistic phenomena such as the twin effect. c is still c, time dilation, length contraction, mass increase, etc are all still dictated by the same c whether in water or out. As I described, the effective slowing of light in water is NOT due to a change in the value of c, but rather due to the addition of more EM sources (dipole radiators) and the superposition of all the fields.
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Dear Friends, Grand Success. The 133rd finding in my TOU (Theory of Universality) is : that if we compare the cosmos to a hydrogen atom; and the cosmos with a radius of 133.64 x 14 x 140 Billion Trillion Light years, has a ratio to CCBH radius as calculated ( at a point in space-time where speed of light is 2.148285 m/s ) = 97,240. If we now take the ratio of Van der Waals radius of Hydrogen atom ( = 120 pm ) to its proton radius ( = 1.237 x 10^-15 m ), it works out to be 97,009. Both agree. So, Ladies and Gentlemen, the Indian belief that as the atom so the Cosmos is once again proved to be true and correct. The Cosmos can be compared to a Hydrogen atom. To be published in next Annexure.
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The comparison between a hydrogen atom and the cosmos is a popular analogy used to highlight the similarities in structure and principles at different scales in the universe. This analogy draws on several key parallels:
1. Central Forces: In a hydrogen atom, an electron orbits a proton due to the electromagnetic force. Similarly, in many cosmic systems, such as solar systems or galaxies, bodies orbit a central mass due to gravitational forces. Both systems are governed by central forces that decrease with the square of the distance between the objects (Coulomb's law for charges, Newton's law of universal gravitation for masses).
2. Discrete Energy Levels: Quantum mechanics shows that electrons in a hydrogen atom can only occupy certain discrete energy levels. While the cosmos doesn't have "energy levels" in the same quantum mechanical sense, celestial bodies do have quantifiable, discrete states, such as the orbits in a solar system or the resonance frequencies of cosmic microwave background radiation.
3. Empty Space: Both the hydrogen atom and cosmic systems are characterized by vast amounts of empty space relative to the size of the objects within them. For the hydrogen atom, the nucleus is many thousands of times smaller than the electron cloud. Similarly, stars and planets are minuscule and widely spaced compared to the vast expanses of empty space in the universe.
4. Dynamic Stability: Both systems exhibit a dynamic stability where the constituents are in constant motion, yet the overall system maintains its structure over time. Electrons transition between energy levels without the atom falling apart, and celestial bodies move in orbits that can be stable over billions of years.
5. Quantum and Relativistic Effects: On a more subtle level, both systems are arenas where quantum mechanics and relativity play significant roles. For the hydrogen atom, quantum mechanics explains the behavior of the electron. In cosmic scales, general relativity explains the structure of spacetime and the dynamics of celestial bodies.
Despite these similarities, it's important to note that the forces, governing laws, and scales are fundamentally different. The analogy serves more to illustrate the recurring patterns and principles in nature rather than suggesting a direct equivalence.
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How else can we explain :
Imprimis : That a light ray has different lengths for different observers. (cf. B.)
ii. That the length of a light ray is indeterminate? - both gigantic, and nothing, within the Einstein- train embankment carriage : (cf. B.)
iii. That a light ray can be both bent and straight. Bent for one observer, and straight for another : (cf. C.)
iv. That a light rays "bends" mid-flight in an effort to be consistent with an Absolute event which lies in the future : (cf. C.)
v. That these extraordinary things -- this extraordinary behaviour, (including the "constancy of speed") are so that the reality is consistent among the observers -- in the future. (cf. D, B, C)
vi. That light may proceed at different rates to the same place--- wholly on account of the reality at that place having to be consistent among the observers : (cf. D, A)
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How could we monitor the spin of atoms using far-detuned light?
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Monitoring the spin of atoms using far-detuned light is a technique often employed in experiments involving cold atoms and quantum optics. Far-detuned light refers to light whose frequency is significantly different from the resonance frequency of the atoms, meaning it is not absorbed by the atoms. Despite this, it can still interact with the atoms through other mechanisms such as scattering.
Here's a general overview of how the technique works:
  1. Setup: You start with a collection of cold atoms, typically trapped and cooled using techniques like magneto-optical traps (MOTs) or optical dipole traps. These traps allow precise control and manipulation of the atoms' states.
  2. Far-detuned Light: Far-detuned light, usually laser light, is then directed towards the trapped atoms. This light has a frequency far from any atomic resonance, so it doesn't get absorbed by the atoms in a significant amount.
  3. AC Stark Shift: Even though the far-detuned light isn't absorbed, it still interacts with the atoms through a phenomenon called the AC Stark shift. Essentially, the presence of the light shifts the energy levels of the atoms due to the electric field of the light.
  4. Sensitive to Spin State: The AC Stark shift induced by the far-detuned light can be sensitive to the spin state of the atoms. The magnitude of the shift might differ depending on whether the atom is in one spin state or another.
  5. Measurement: By carefully measuring the effect of the far-detuned light on the atomic energy levels, you can indirectly infer information about the spin state of the atoms. This can be done through techniques like spectroscopy or observing changes in the atoms' behavior due to the different spin states.
  6. Quantum Non-Demolition Measurements: In some cases, the interaction with far-detuned light can be designed to perform quantum non-demolition measurements. This means that the measurement process itself doesn't disturb the state of the atoms significantly, allowing for repeated measurements without destroying the quantum information encoded in the atoms' spin states.
  7. Readout: Finally, the information obtained from the measurement can be read out using various detection methods, depending on the specific experimental setup.
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Michelson-Morley's tests were interpreted based on a particle model for light long time ago. This mistake caused an illusion of an ether wind effect in the arm transverse to light motion in these tests. By using a more relevant interpretation, based on the wave model for light instead, we can see that this transverse effect is not real. To cover up for this error the absurd concept dilation of time was invented. So, Michelson's mistake long time ago gave us multiple time concepts and individual ageing and absurd physics. We need only ONE time concept.
This important mistake is described in the attached article. Take a look and judge by yourself.
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Gary
You are right, but we can explain it in another way, since we only have wave fronts and transverse ether wind falls inside the wave front and therefore has no effect on apparent light motion, although real light motion is changed.
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In order for the passing of time to occur, time has to have the ability for change: time has to be able to cause its own passing. Instead, consider that each particle individually has the ability for change, and time is a measurement based on how much a particular particle changes (photon). In this context, light travels the furthest distance relative to any other particle, and thus our light clock allows us to invent the concept of time based on how far light travels. When light travels a greater distance in one region of space relative to another, the number of passes inside of the light clock in each RF differs giving rise to time dilation. This would solve many of the philosophical problems that plague cosmology. This would explain why each RF measures their speed of light to be c.
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The question then arises. what causes entropy to change?
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Hello,
I am currently a student majoring in Mechanical Engineering and i am using Spectrometer to measure transmittance.
While utilizing the scope mode in the software, I have been able to obtain information on wavelength and counts.
However, I am seeking clarification on what exactly counts represent and how to interpret them in terms of light intensity or transmittance.
1. What is the counts?
2. How to calculate counts to intensity?
3. How to convert counts to intensity?
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for calculating the transmittance of a sample you fortunately do not have to know the absolute values of the intensity I impinging onto the detector or the entrance slit of your monochromator.
The count-scale (CS) presented at your spectrum is proportional to the intensity (I) at a particular wavelength for the light measured by the spectrometer:
CS ~ I.
For gathering the transmittance your have to acquire two spectra,
a) the primary spectrum CS0 without any sample and
b) the transmitted spectrum CStr with the sample being passed by the light, and afterwards you have to
c) divide them:
transmittance(lambda) = CStr(lambda)/CS0(lambda) = Itr(lambda)/ I0(lambda):
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Hi all in looking into create a growth mathematical model in correlation to Kelvin cycle and I was wondering whether it makes sense, from a physiological point of view, to consider that the production of oxygen and the fixation of CO2 can be considered as independent processes, because O2 is produced as part of the light reactions, while CO2 fixation follows the Calvin cycle kinetics.
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Thank you!
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I would appreciate being corrected if I am wrong, but it seems that the expansion of the universe is actually an illusion caused by the variable speed of light. The same equation that models the expansion without the need for dark energy, also models the gravitational curves for galaxies without the need for dark matter. Furthermore, this same equation resolves the infinite velocities found at a singularity. For of you who are wondering, this theory proposes that time is actually a function of light so no matter where you are, you always measure the same value of c regardless of how much c varies relative to a universal time. Thanks for the feedback.
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For me dark matter and dark energy are the same. Dark energy is the quantum vacuum and i have joined them as a densities system (dark energy is last a difference in the quantum vacuum density).
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There are two rooms: Room A and Room B; initially both are dark; contains no light source (of whatsoever). Now, I bought a light source and set it up in the room A, enabling me to see things inside the room A; photons from the light source bounced back from the walls and things contained within the room to my eyes, enabling me to see inside the Room A. Ok.
Now, consider a pretty hypothetical situation, the moment photons bounced back and head towards my eyes; "at the same instant", I somehow (SOMEHOW) transferred those photons into the Room B "at the same instant", the Room B had no light source initially.
Now, here comes my question: While observing Room B, what would I see? Will I see Room B (as I should) or Will I see Room A in Room B (because there are photons from a different source)
My explanation for the question is like this:
I'll see room A in room B, for some time (don't know for how long?), and as soon as photon spread across the room B, I'll start to see room B. However, Isn't this process should be instantaneous? Considering photon travels at the speed of light, so I should NOT be able to see Room A at all. I should see room B, however, I don't know.
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Our science perception of artificial light (flashlight ) and sunlight ( with photon) is the same, which it is wrong.
This article clearly explains
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For a material with direct bandgap, if its indirect bandgap is very close to its direct bandgap, does the indirect bandgap influence the light absorption?
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Dear friend Chuanzhen Zhao
Absolutely, the indirect bandgap can definitely influence light absorption, even in materials primarily known for their direct bandgap properties. When the indirect bandgap is close to the direct bandgap, it means that electron transitions between energy levels associated with these bandgaps become more feasible.
Here's the deal: While direct bandgap materials typically exhibit more efficient light absorption due to the direct transition of electrons, the presence of an indirect bandgap doesn't sit idly by. It can still impact absorption by providing alternative pathways for electron transitions.
Picture it like this: Imagine you Chuanzhen Zhao have two roads to your destination. One is a direct, straight shot, while the other meanders a bit but still gets you Chuanzhen Zhao there. If the meandering road is almost as efficient as the straight one, you Chuanzhen Zhao might end up using it occasionally, right? Similarly, if the indirect bandgap is nearly as accessible as the direct one, electrons might take that route now and then, contributing to light absorption.
In summary, while direct bandgap materials dominate in efficient light absorption, the proximity of the indirect bandgap can't be ignored. It's like having a backup plan that occasionally gets activated, contributing to the overall absorption process.
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We know the event horizon of a black hole is the boundary surrounding it beyond which nothing, not even light, can escape its gravitational pull. It is essentially the point of no return for anything falling into a black hole. Then, how it formed and do all black holes have an event horizon?
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Dear Rajasmita Sahoo I'm sure you know, Black hole is a prediction, and never been observed to this date if you read fine print.
To my knowledge, nothing in our universe is working with pull/push as our past icons thought.
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It is mentioned in A Biography Albert Einstein by Alice Calaprice & Trevor Lipscombe, JAICO, 2023, p.35: "If light is a wave, what does it travel through?...... Light, surely, had to travel through something. This unknown "something" was what physicists back then called the ether. Many theories were proposed for the ether, but none of them stood up to experimental tests...... Einstein, in 1905, showed that the ether hypothesis simply wasn't needed."
But, recent confirmation by the physicists of the existence of background hum of the universe has confirmed that light wave travels through ether (Akash Tattwa). According to Eastern Philosophy sound is the subtlest and minutest particle, technically known as tanmatra, of ether (Akash Tattwa). According to His Holiness Maharaj Sahab (1861-1907), 3rd Spiritual Head of Radhasoami Faith describes that, 'Akash, accordingly, serves the purpose of vehicle of higher forces in the economy of creation'.
Thus, it is clear that light wave definitely travels through ether (Akash Tattwa) and Einstein's views on this need corrections. It is also imperative to conduct extensive research work on ether (Akash Tattwa) keeping Eastern Philosophy in Frontline.
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I don't buy the reasoning. Just because setting one value to zero causes another value to be zero does not mean that they are the same. For example, if we agree that you will make me two apple tarts for each piano lesson I give you, then I get no tarts if I give you no lessons. So music lessons and apple tarts are the same thing.
You are mistaking a model for the system it models. A model is a mathematical expression that gives the correct output for any input. So we can use your blood pressure to predict your risk of stroke, for example. But the model is just an equation. It is not the physical process that results in stroke.
But I have no illusions that any of this will disturb your beliefs, which you have every right to have. Indeed, your certainty must be a great comfort to you, and a great source of happiness. My teacher was very fond of asking people are you sure? with a mischievous smile.
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I am currently seeking a custom LED array capable of emitting light at either 680 nm or 780 nm wavelengths, preferably with interchangeable LEDs. This array is intended for use within a 96-well plate setup housed in an incubator. The purpose is to irradiate cells with specific wavelength light subsequent to the addition of various compounds to the cell media.
While researching, I have encountered several papers outlining similar experimental requirements, all of which utilized custom-built instruments. Unfortunately, I do not possess the necessary expertise to construct such a device myself. Consequently, I have explored options for purchasing pre-assembled parts, yet have not succeeded in finding a suitable solution.
If anyone is aware of a company, institution, or research group capable of producing such a custom device or similar alternatives, I would greatly appreciate any pertinent information shared. Thank you in advance.
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I think there are dozens of companies who can do it but they would not be interested to make just a few of such devices.
You may need to buy LEDs suitable in terms of spectral properties and radiance and set up some optics for the required distribution.
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Hi everybody,
I have two plasmids:
- One expressing the CRY2-CIB1 optogenetic system fused to the TetA transcription factor (TetA is reconstituted upon stimulation with blue light). This one has a constitutive promoter.
- The other one expresses a reporter fluorophore under the Tet promoter.
Does someone have any advice on how to join both in a single plasmid? Is it possible to have a plasmid with two different promoters?
I am trying to avoid co-transfection of the two, because the efficiency is obviously lower than by having a single construct.
Thanks to anybody that can help!
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There does not need to be any order since each promoter generates its own transcript and are therefore transcriptionally independent. They don't even need to be oriented the same way.
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In light of the technological advancements, the use of rigid terminologies has become an inevitable aspect. Regrettably, this has made it challenging for African languages to develop a corresponding lexicon, consequently resorting to transliteration as the sole viable option. However, it remains unclear whether transliteration represents a novel approach to word creation or a catalyst for stagnation in the African languages' creativity in their terminologies.
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الأمر فعليا يعتمد على قضية تجديد البحث اللغوي هذا من ناحية، من ناحية أخرى لا يمكن لوم اللغة عن عدم قدرتها على مواكبة التطور لأن المصطلحات التكنولوجية مصطلحات وضعية، أي تضعها المجتمعات اللغوية وتصطلحها البلدان التي نشأت فيها هذه الثورات العلمية، فإن أردنا مواكبة هذا التطور فعلينا أن نتطور وستصاحبنا اللغة تحصيلا
.حاصلا لأن حاجتنا للاصطلاح والتسمية ستفرض علينا تجديد البحث اللغوي وجعله مواكبا للتطور التكنولوجي
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We know that time is not an existent entity. It is a measuremental concept behind all experiences of existent physical processes. But measurement is always by conventional scales. Can we then measure photonal velocity as a constant like the constants of proportionality in physics? Can light be of constant velocity if no constant of proportionality exists that makes it constant?
I know that you will now ask what the meaning of such a question would be! The constancy of the velocity of light is bound to experiments within this universe, that too in this phase of the universe.
If the amount of matter-energy in the big bang (or even at the bang of a certain amount of matter-energy within a region of the universe) is, let us say, A, then the highest transportation speed would be fixed by the first propagations that arise from the big bang at issue.
That region of the universe or our big bang universe as such has produced a maximal velocity at the start of its phase of expansion, and this limit cannot be overcome by any other propagation within that region or universe. This is a very pragmatic fact, and not a theoretical limit of all propagations in the universe!
There can be another region of our big bang universe or another phase (say, another phase of expansion, or its contraction phase), where the amount of matter-energy directly available for work is less.
The amount of energy here is, say, B -- for causal reasons determined by the amount of matter-energy available for work, due to its exteriorizing some energy during the previous phases of evolution. This will naturally result in the causal determination of the maximal photonal (or any other) velocity being limited to another amount. This is simply because of the difference of density due to the difference in the amount of matter-energy.
If not, we may admit at least that there will be speed values A, B, C, etc. in a finite number of times, and then there will be another level, determined by, say, speed values F, G, H, etc., where the propagation velocity would be lower or higher.
This is for me a solid argument to keep our minds open to accept that (1) the speed of light need not be a constant for all regions of the universe or for all universes, (2) in this case some universes may have superluminal velocities, (3) these propagations will surely enter some universes other than the one/s in which they were produced, and (4) it is extremely difficult to detect them in our universe. But this need not mean in-existence of superluminal velocities.
Can we now say that there will be a general constant of proportionality between possible forms of source-independent (source-independent with respect to objects in their own universes) propagations? If this is imaginable, it can really be called a constant. How can the this-worldly luminal velocity be a constant beyond our universe or our cluster of universes, where its velocity of propagation was determined causally by the available amount of matter-energy at the bang?
I have discussed this in two of my books (2014, 2018), the latter being more general than the earlier. I have also questioned the universality of the Lorentz Factor in the Special Theory of Relativity. The background of reasoning behind these arguments is that of reading various books on the velocity of light during my school days.
I would be pleased to get open-minded reactions on this question.
Raphael Neelamkavil
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Hi Raphael. I consider light to be a wave propagation in the medium of space. As such the speed of light is approximately constant because the tension in the medium of space is approximately constant.
You can see the full story in my book The Nature of Matter Open World book 2 available At Amazon. Richard Raphael Neelamkavil
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Hello ! I would like to characterize experimentally Stokes vector of light passing through a half-waveplate with a polarimeter in order to fit the parameters of the angle and the retardance. Up to now I fit S1, S2 and S3 singularly in Mathematica. The best way would be to fit simultaneously S1, S2 and S3. How can I do it ?
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Mike Albert thanks ! Yes, in my case the light passes through a GlanThomson and then a HWP or QWP. So I would like to characterize the total optical set-up of these two elements and then through a polarimeter perform a fitting of S1, S2 and S3 simultaneously.I do not think it makes sense if I fit separatly S1, S2 and S3.
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Hi,
I want to create a model to see how the light(laser) is absorbed in a tube fill with water (absorption vs length of the tube)using COMSOL. I already created geometrical structure of the tube, but confused about the physics and boundary conditions.
So, which physics should I use and which boundary conditions will I use? Is there any model example that I can follow?
For reference, I am attaching two figures.
*Capture 11 ( I want to recreate this model and plot the absorption vs length of tube)
*Capture 12 ( my design in COMSOL)
Thanks for Helping.
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Analyzing capillary action in CFD necessitates the integration of multiphase flow models to accurately depict the interactions between distinct phases, such as a liquid and a gas, which are essential for capturing the dynamics of capillarity. Crucial to this simulation is the modeling of surface tension, a key force driving the fluid within narrow spaces, requiring CFD software to precisely account for surface tension forces at the interface of different fluids or between a fluid and a solid. Equally important is the implementation of the contact angle, the angle at which a liquid/vapor interface meets a solid surface, which plays a pivotal role in determining the hydrophilic or hydrophobic nature of the material and thus impacts the capillary action.
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Dear Friends, Grand Success. The 126th finding in my TOU (Theory of Universality) is that : assuming the density of the Cosmos is uniform and inversely proportional to the square of the distance from the Central Black Hole (of density 1.037 x 10^165 kg/m^3) the density of our observable universe at a distance of 11.716 x 14 x 140 Billion Trillion Light Years from the Central Black Hole works out to be 10.292 x 10^-24 kg/m^3 (taking the equivalent of radius of Central Black Hole at our OU by multiplying by c/c" ); which agrees with the observed value of 9.9 x 10^-24 kg/m^3. To be published in the next Annexure.
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Thanks for sharing, dear Kasibhatla Surya Narayana. It seems to be interesting.
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Hi all,
Recently I've been setting up Doric's ilFMC4 (3rd gen) cube for fiber photometry experiments. It says that in the cube itself there is an isobestic excitation (IE) port, a regular excitation (E) port of our wavelength needed, and a fluorescence (F) port that has a built in detector and amplifier. I had wired up the cube to a NI DAQ and everything was working fine two days ago. I removed the BNC cables connecting the E and F ports to the DAQ in order to use an oscilloscope to test for AC/DC current (maybe not the best idea?).
When I reconnected them and tested the system, I found that I had no light coming out of the the fiber optic patch cord that is connected to my sample port, where it's supposed to shine from. Usually I get about 40-50uW from the end of that cable that then goes into a fiber optic rotary joint (at this point I will get about 30-40uW) that is then used to shine light onto a mouse's implanted fiber (this final output has about 25-30uW of light at max). I could not get light to come out of even the first step, where it would usually be about 40-50uW.
I maxed out the LEDs to see if I got anything, and it looks like only the IE might be on. I saw absolutely no blue light at all. Any ideas what could have gone wrong? The cube was turned off between two days ago and when I switched it on today, and the only thing I fiddled around with was the E and F BNC cables to attempt to measure voltage on the oscilloscope. It runs on a power cord, not battery.
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Ortama ölçüm cihazı yerleştirip kayıplar ölçülmelidir. Ortamda radyasyon olabilir veya kızılötesi ışın yaymış olabilir.
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In classical mechanics, an important principle is the principle of relativity: the physical laws are invariant with respect to the transformation from one inertial frame into another. Maxwell's equations seem to violate this principle, because they contain a distinguished speed -- the speed of light c. It was this apparent conflict between mechanics and electrodynamics that led Albert Einstein in 1905 to his special theory of relativity. By a careful analysis of the concept of time, he realized that Maxwell's equations do indeed obey the relativity principle, although the transformation law becomes more complicated (Lorentz instead of Galileo transformations).
Einstein was very aware of the problem of the speed of light inconcitensy with Newton's laws (and Maxwell's equations). We was also aware of the observer effects (relative velocity effects) and he married the two, being the fist to explain the constancy of speed of light or reconcile classical mechanics with that fact.
This has been the only (albeit successful) attempt. Are you aware of any others >
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Robert A. Phillips
: " What about fluid dynamics as an option to gravitomagnetism? "
Fluid dynamics sounds good! But it's a way outside my area of expertise, so I'll have to leave that to other people. There's also a strong overlap with acoustic metrics:
I do accept that imposing strong gravitomagnetism just to fix Newtonian theory is a bit extreme, and a slightly "ad hoc" solution. But there are also quite a few other reasons why we seem to need gravitomagnetism:
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Respected all
please put some light on practical dog feeding management and specifications along with specific disease feedings. this is a gray area where informations are scanty. a discussion may help mutual learning. Kindly share some literatures if you have related to this topic and homely food preparations for canines as well.
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Home-made diets are not recommended. It is very difficult to provide a suitable diet containing all trace elements. There is a large amount of literature regarding canine nutrition and various diets.
Feeding for clinical problems should always be done in conjunction with a vet and again, there are commercial diets available to support clinical treatments. Cauliflower is low in calories and high in fibre and can be fed cooked or raw in moderation. However it may promote flatulence.
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This should be a simple question. Given the real part of the refractive index n′ for Silver, approximately 0.05, and applying the relationship for the wavelength inside a material, λ=λ0/n'​​, where λ0​ is the vacuum wavelength of green light (around 530 nm), results in a calculated wavelength significantly greater than 10 micrometers. This outcome appears unusually large; is this calculation correct?
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my view onto this topic:
there is another peculiarity related to your wavelength issue;
in addition to the real part n of the complex refractive index nc we have the imaginary part k (nc= n + ik) being k ~ 3,9 in the Ag case*).
The extinction k is related to the attenuation coefficient µ, which describes the exponential decay of the light intensity I passing the distance x (I = Io*exp(-µ*x)) via: µ = 4*pi*k/ λ0**)
The 1/e-decay of the intensity is found at a distance of d1/e = 1/µ = λ0/(4pi*k).
For k ~3,9 we will have d1/e ~ λ0/50...
That means that the optical wave collapses within a distance of a very tiny fraction of its own wavelength.
The pictorial imagination of the model of wave propagation does not work here any longer under these strong parameters n and k. But fortunately the mathematics still works and the outcomes fit to the experimental results such as for example the reflectivity and phases.
or any other optics book
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For relativists, fiber optic gyroscopes are fatal.
Fiber optic gyroscopes have been widely used, which proves that the view that the basic theory of relativity "in any inertial system, the speed of light is constant" is wrong!
It proves that light is pulled by the gravitational field, and the speed of light on the earth will be superimposed on the moving speed of the earth! This is also the fundamental reason why the Michelson-Morley experiment cannot measure interference fringe movement.
When the fiber optic gyroscope is stationary relative to the ground, it cannot measure the rotation speed of the earth.
If the light on the earth is not superimposed on the moving speed of the earth (that is, the moving speed of the earth's gravitational field), then the fiber optic gyroscope cannot accurately measure it.
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At present, the measurement accuracy of the world's most accurate fiber optic gyroscope has reached 0.01 degrees/hour. The earth's rotation speed is 360/365/24, which is approximately 0.5 degrees/hour.
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Einstein derived the expression for stellar aberration by relating the ray direction cosine in the moving frame to that in the stationary frame. See P 911-912. On Page 911, the direction cosines are related by the expression a' = (a-v/V)/(1- a v/V) where a' is the direction cosine of the ray in the moving system, a the direction cosine in the stationary system, v the velocity of the moving frame and V the velocity of light. For the stellar aberration formula, Einstein explicitly put in the angles, giving cos(ϕ′) = (cos(ϕ)-v/V)/(1- cos(ϕ) v/V). However, in presenting his formula, Einstein says "If we call the angle between the wave-normal (direction of the ray) in the moving system and the connecting line “source-observer” ϕ′, the equation for ϕ′ assumes the form: cos(ϕ′) = (cos(ϕ)-v/V)/(1- cos(ϕ) v/V)". As far as my understanding goes, here the angle ϕ′ is being being replaced by the difference of ϕ′ and ϕ; which is not allowed. It has been pointed out to me by somebody elsewhere that Einstein, later on, changed his original text by replacing the phrase "connecting line 'source-observer' with the expression "direction of motion". (See Note 29, https://einsteinpapers.press.princeton.edu/vol2-doc/345). But this put the stellar aberration angle corresponding to ϕ=Pi/2, (arccos(-v/c)), in the second quadrant, which is contrary to experimental observations.
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Thank you for your insights. Yes Indeed, it is crucial to acknowledge the historical context in which Einstein derived the stellar aberration formula. While it is true that Lorentz and Poincaré had already developed what we now call the Lorentz transformation before Einstein's seminal paper, "Zur Elektrodynamik bewegter Körper," was published, Einstein's contribution was unique in its interpretation and application within the framework of Special Relativity.
Einstein's approach to deriving the stellar aberration formula did not, in any way, break well-established rules of mathematics. Instead, it applied these rules within the novel context of relativistic physics. The Lorentz transformation, as used by Einstein, was employed to reconcile the observed behavior of light with the principles of relativity, thereby providing a deeper understanding of the nature of light and motion.
It's important to emphasize that the development of scientific theories often involves building upon and reinterpreting the work of predecessors. While Einstein may have used the mathematical foundation laid by Lorentz and Poincaré, his interpretation introduced the concept of time dilation and length contraction as natural consequences of the speed of light being constant in all inertial frames of reference. This was a groundbreaking perspective that went beyond the mathematical formalism to include a physical interpretation that was consistent with observations.
The relativistic treatment of stellar aberration by Einstein showcases the application of mathematical principles to explain physical phenomena in a manner that was consistent with the empirical evidence available at the time. It highlights the evolution of scientific thought and the integration of mathematical rigor with physical insight to advance our understanding of the universe.
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As light moves through the universe with light speed, it should not be exposed to time as we know it. Therefore, the photon arriving from the earliest time of the universe should arive "now" in its own time scale everywhere in the universe.
But if no time is passing for light, how is it possible that photons "change" their spin, as changing needs time?
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Time acts clearly on a photon, as one can see in its frequency. Photons of light for instance, with their frequency f=c/lambda in the high THz range change their electric and magnetic field composition within fractions of a second and gazillion times between emission and absorption. Depending on where you probe it, you will measure a diffent field strength and direction, more easily done for radio frequency photons. interactions with matter on its way have a clear temporal order. Like: first it was scattered on a particle and lost energy, then it was polarization-filtered/projected in x-direction, and so forth. So time and successive events must have passed for it.
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Global boiling is the description given by the Secretary-General of the United Nations (Antonio Guterres) to the extreme hot weather the world is witnessing and the record high global temperatures recorded this month of July, which prompted him to say (the era of global climate warming has ended, the era of global boiling has arrived).
In light of this, many countries have witnessed unprecedented intense heat waves as one of the most prominent effects of the climate change crisis that threatens the entire world, and which poses more challenges, especially with regard to economic activity. The world is burning, the behavioral moods of some individuals are lacking, and the economies of some countries are disappearing, and with the continued rise Global temperatures create extreme weather events, causing more devastation and leading to higher costs and losses.
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Dear Doctor
"As the UN tells the world the planet has entered a new era of "global boiling", what does the term mean and how will it affect life in the near future?
July 6 is reported to have been the hottest day on Earth since mean global temperatures were first calculated in 1979, reaching an average temperature of 17.18ºC, data from the US Centres for Environmental Prediction indicates.
While that number is well below the scientific boiling point of 100ºC that turns water from liquid into gas, "global boiling" is a term recently used to underline the severity of climate change."
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A primary difference between photons would be:
  • Absorption/emission events, Hz, and eV associated with sunlight photons
  • Optical photons mostly travel in uG vacuum with less gas
  • RF Photons travel through the absorption medium of N2/O2 in much higher densities
  • RF Photons frequency modulation with carrier waves to encode information
Radio waves (3 kHz to 30 GHz) have lower frequencies of all types of EMR, and their photons carry less amount of energy. Interactions with matter depends on wavelength and energy density and create EM charges with absorption or emission.
Microwaves (30-300GHz) don’t bend (diffract) around hills or mountains, they don’t reflect back from the ionosphere (Micu, 20230). With higher frequency, microwaves penetrate more than RF waves transmit data over wireless networks, to communicate with satellites and spacecraft.
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Yes, if you are travelling fast enough towards an RF photon it can be Doppler shifted to an optical photon - or a gamma ray.
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Dear Friends, the 122nd finding in my TOU (Theory of Universality) is that : the no of Earth like universes (parallel universes) in the thin shell comprising of thickness 93.016 billion light years in which the Earth is present (around the CCBH-Central Cosmic Black Hole, at a radius of 984.525 Billion Trillion Light Years from the CCBH), are about 71,999; which agrees with the Indian belief that 72,000 times the Earth is created and dissolved in one Cosmic cycle. ( 311.04 Trillion years for the cosmos formation and 4.32 billion years for the Earth formation, i.e., 311040/4.32 = 72,000) . Thanks. To be published in the next Annexure.
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Thanks for sharing. It sounds interesting.
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I have seen a lot of discussions here at ResearchGate and YouTube about the one-way speed of light and two-way speed of light. Can we measure the one-way speed of light with different relative speed between the emitter and observer?
Here is two possible experimental apparatus:
1. A moving object carrying a distance measurement device similar to those used in gaming sensing that has two receivers measuring the angle of the signal from the emitter. The emitter is broadcasting its clock like GPS in the frequency domain. Even if the light is blue shifted or red shifted, the frequency pattern maintains so the receiver can still tell the time of the signal is emitted when it receives the signal. At the same time, it can measure the distance between itself and the emitter by measuring the angle of the light. Even if the space is curved, within a certain approximation the distance is still measurable from the angle.
2. A rotating wheel carries a receiver, and the emitter is fixed with the time synchronized by a computer sits exactly in the middle of the wires. Switch the emitter and detector to test if there is a media to carry the light wave.
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It takes light and the gravitational field from the Sun to reach Earth in 8 minutes. The Sun is orbiting the Galaxy with a speed of 230 km/s, i.e. we feel the sun 0.1 Mkm away from the Earth's orbit plane. The Earth and Sun distance is 150 Mkm. So, is the Sun now on our orbit plane or the Sun 8 minutes ago on our orbit plane?
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While Newtons 2nd law cannot predict the constancy or upper limit of speed of light, c, its generalized version i.e.changing mass with constant acceleration definition can do. In other words, Newtons law holds when an active force applies on a object and cannot accelerated it as long as there is an active change in mass (experimental verified). This explains the constancy of speed of light without need for Lorentzian/special relativistic mechanics.
The podtulate of constancy itself is another issue.. It is reasonable since light is the fastest process and infinite speed makes no sense, mathematically and causally. Still, some consider it an assertion
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The problem isn't the inertial mass-that is invariant under Lorentz transformations, it's that 3-vectors (the acceleration and the force) aren't invariant under Lorentz transformations. How to write the equation of motion for a relativistic particle, however, is known.
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In fact what is a charge? This is a question that has not yet response in physics. But according to me the charge vibrates at the speed of light and provide this speed c to the photons to travel at the same speed which is the speed of light by a mechanism not yet known in fundamental physics. In addition according to me the charge quantify the energies it provides for the photons that it "produce"!
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Arayik Danghyan,
Many thanks. Best regards.
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I want to describe one system (two massive bodies synchronously rotating around each other in circular orbits). Bodies move counterclockwise. This system is well known - Kepler's problem - but with the only difference that the speed of propagation of the gravitational force is finite and, as predicted by general relativity, equal to the speed of light. This additional factor significantly changes the behavior of the rotating two bodies.
Let's look at this two-body system (attached file). Let us assume that at time T the bodies are located at points A (heavy body) and B (light body). Knowing the velocities of bodies in their orbits and the distances AO and BO, it is possible to determine the exact position of bodies in orbits at delayed time Tr = R/c = AO/c:
Arc length AA' = AO*v_h/c, arc length BB' = BO*v_l/c
where v_h and v_l are the velocities of heavy and light bodies. Why it is possible to determine the exact location of bodies at a retarded time is explained in: https://www.qeios.com/read/R1KXRJ
So, when the heavy body is at point A, the gravitational force, which ensures the rotation of the bodies, was emitted by the light body from a point with arc length BB*.
(arc BB*)= (arc BB")*OB/(OB + AO)
Let us assume for simplicity that this force comes from point B'.
If in the classical Kepler problem the gravitational forces are of a central type - they are always directed along a line connecting the points of instantaneous location of bodies - line AB, then at a finite speed of gravity the forces are of a non-central type. The force attracting a heavy body acts along the line AB', and the corresponding other force acts along the line A'B.
It can be seen that an additional tangential component of the gravitational force appears.
F_tan(B->A) = AB' * sin alpha, where sin alpha ~ alpha ~ v/c
The important thing is that this force accelerates bodies. Consequently, the angular momentum and energy of each body must increase. All calculations are given in the specified file.
This is a strange result, since the gravitational force is of a conservative type - no energy is spent to create this force. Thus, there is no energy loss to increase the energy of the system. We have a classic example of a perpetuum mobile.
My question is: if it is not possible, then why is it not possible?
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Dear Vladimir Vladimir Onoochin ,
The way you approach the problem is impossible. It wouldn't be possible anyway. Because it would look like it couldn't be true. is theoretically possible at the elementary level, but it would also be based on the principle of electric current.At the elementary level, it is the quality and dynamics of change that would give this impression.
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Me and my team is working on developing a model that will utilize Space Borne Remote Sensing data and will help us to Identify, classify, and track whales with the help of satellites. It would be really helpful if anyone can throw light into:
1. EM Spectrums that we have to work on other than visible spectrum in order to identify presence of whale.
2. Road map of tools which we will have to learn about to work with Machine learning and harnessing AI in the model.
3. Previous research that we should refer.
It would be really great if some specialist on these topics could help us, Thankyou.
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Thanks! enjoy!
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let assume we are in spacecraft travelling in speed of light , droplet of ink drops in a cup of water ..theoritcally Time stops !
what is the behaviour of the droplet when it hits the water ?
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Aissa,
Since we can never be in a frame that is perceived to have a relative speed of c, we'll presume that you are, instead, in a terribly fast ship moving at 0.99c with respect to some other observer.
For you, in this speedy ship, all is normal. The drop of ink disperses as usual. The clock ticks steadily at one second per second.
Entropy for you is unchanged.
If you now want to consider how you appear to a (relatively) fast moving observer, that's another matter.
<note: entropy is not a conserved quality - I can make endless amounts of it>
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We’ve got an LD laser matrix with 20 blue LDs (I attached the spec). We need to diffuse the beam to spread it over 20X20cm spot at 30-50mm. We need energy density variation <10% in the spot. I know how to do it by attaching fibers to emitters but it is not an option.
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Basically yes. If possible one should design and simulate the system.
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This article introduces the PLS theory, presenting a novel perspective that unifies light propagation, quantum mechanics, and the experimental outcomes of General Theory of Relativity (GTR) into a cohesive framework. The theory posits that time dilation in GTR results from the dilation of light speed, wherein all fundamental forces exhibit a rate of propagation that dilates with the speed of light. This leads to changes in clock speed with varying light speed, ensuring that the local measurement of the speed of light remains constant at \(c\). By formulating equations that describe the actual processes in a reference frame and accounting for the observed differences arising from the variable speed of light, the theory reconciles the quantization of Quantum Mechanics with the smoothness required by GTR. Any feedback or question is welcome and appreciated. Thank you!
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This statement containing contradiction with GRT:
'The theory posits that time dilation in GTR results from the dilation of light speed, wherein all fundamental forces exhibit a rate of propagation that dilates with the speed of light. This leads to changes in clock speed with varying light speed,' example in case of gravity phenomenon
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After the spread of artificial intelligence day after day, what will the nature of philosophy be in light of this spread, especially since artificial intelligence has begun to depend on it for many practical and life tasks? Will reliance on artificial intelligence lead to the decline of philosophical thinking? Or will philosophy adapt itself in the age of artificial intelligence?
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Dear colleague,
The term Artificial Intelligence is a metaphor.
This metaphor denotes to the specific intellectual activity of a special group of mathematicians, programmers and electronics engineers. Each person in these groups has a scientific worldview. The level and content of the worldview is largely determined by philosophy. Therefore, it is more likely that reliance on philosophy will lead to the decline or sustainable development of artificial intelligence than artificial intelligence will lead to the decline of philosophy.
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Tuesday, Oct. 3, the Nobel Prize committee announced the 2023 physics prize, recognizing Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz, and Anne L'Huillier "for experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter."
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Thx dear Harri.
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After AgCl photocatalytic degradation of Rhodamine, it turns black and has poor stability. How to make it more stable under light irradiation
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I can assist you if you have any questions regarding the spectroscopy of rare earth ions.
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I have an idea related to Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces In RIS technology, waves are reflected. Can we do the opposite? I mean that we collect or attract these waves instead of reflecting them. This will benefit us in many things. It depends on Snell’s law of light reflection, but it is possible to do the opposite through a smart lens to collect light waves if we want to preserve information. Important and confidential. For example, we can use this lens and then use systems for converting signals and converting them into electrical ones and encrypting them. This is more similar to the way RIS works in terms of the working principle, meaning this smart surface consists of groups of parts of small cells through which we control the reflection of waves. This smart lens is the same thing if When we do it, we will use a technology like this, and it is not like a receiver that receives waves. It will be like that, but it will be in a different way because it will collect all the waves, not just pick up a signal, for example, or just receive it. Am I thinking correctly ? and should I continue working on this idea?
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You are right that a RIS/metasurface can be used for many purposes. However, I don't think it can attract more EM waves than what would naturally reach it, but it can absorb the waves instead of reflecting them, and it can perform various kinds of analog processing of the waves. Metamaterials are used by companies such as Kumeta and Pivotal Commware to build antenna arrays that transmit and receive waves, rather than reflecting them.
Think of each RIS element as an antenna that converts the EM wave into an electrical signal. The circuitry can then be processed before the wave is either reflected/re-emitted or samples. So any kind of processing that can be done by an analog circuit could also be done by an RIS.
The slides by Petar Popovski from the following event mention some unusual things one can do with an RIS but attracting EM waves (like a magnet) isn't one of them:
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A seemingly obvious explanation for redshift in light that has traveled distances on the order of hundreds of millions or billions of light-years would be a slight loss of energy resulting in redshift. The loss could come, for example, from some quantum event resulting in very occasional loss of a photon, or from some other phenomena. Given the ubiquitous appearance of entropy in nature, there seems no reason to expect light would propagate over extreme distances without some degrading.
If entropy were the cause of redshift it would be expected that the amount of redshift would be based on the distance traveled. Since this conforms with the detected data, it seems this explanation, whatever the objections may be, is a reasonable candidate as the cause of detected redshift. At first glance, this would seem a better candidate than a conjectured but undetected new entity such as “dark energy”.
This is such an obvious explanation for redshift, I am assuming that it has been advanced before, likely numerous times. I am interested in getting up to speed on arguments for or against entropy as an explanation for redshift.
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Thanks for taking time to put a well-reasoned answer up. I agree that the doppler effect is the generally accepted explanation for cosmological redshift.
The problem with invoking the doppler effect to explain redshift is that it has led to the expanding universe model, with the need to explain the presumed acceleration of the expansion. This has led to the conjecture of the existence of “dark energy” which is supposed to be gravitationally repulsive.
The only empirical evidence I have seen for dark energy is the cosmological redshift. Being a non-specialist, that seems a pretty radical and improbable explanation for something that could possibly be explained by other phenomena.
For example, Halton Arp in his paper Intrinsic Redshifts in Quasars and Galaxies (https://www.haltonarp.com/articles/intrinsic_redshifts_in_quasars_and_galaxies.pdf) argued:
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There are three kinds of evidence for the existence of non-velocity redshifts:
1) Statistical association of objects having much different redshifts. (See e.g. analysis by C. Fulton (Fulton & Arp 2009) of the 2dF deep field, and Burbidge & Napier (2009).)
2) Interaction between objects of different redshift (including high redshifts aligned across active galaxy nuclei).
3) Quasars occurring preferentially at certain specific redshifts.
The latter precludes redshifts caused by recessional velocity because it would require matter distributed in shells and receding velocities in discrete steps.
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My thinking is that if cosmological redshift is going to be explained by imagining exotic phenomena like dark energy, perhaps it is worthwhile to consider other unproven phenomena that is more in line with phenomena we can observe.
Entropy is universally observed. Light is an anomaly in that over the distances and time we typically can measure, we see no evidence of entropy in the propagation of light. However, cosmological redshift could be considered evidence for the entropy of light, as there is redshift detectable in light that we assumed has traveled hundreds of millions or perhaps billions of light years.
I realize this is not conventional thinking. But presenting the hypothesis of light entropy seems a more reasonable jump of known phenomena to explain a mystery, than to invoke something complete radical to our experience, such as “repulsive gravity”. And dark energy is only the tip of the iceberg of, in that phenomena more exotic than dark energy --such as quantum fluctuations birthing bubble universes, cosmic inflation, and so on—have been imagined to explain the initiation of an expanding universe.
Entropy of light seems like an obvious, and less exotic candidate, to explain cosmic redshift. I am hoping to find the trail left by any who may have traveled this way before.
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Why does it light up at night during an earthquake?
As you know, positive and negative electrons are sent towards the planet after solar storms, bringing 9 waves with them. One of them is the waves of positive electrons that remain in the earth's atmosphere and appear in polar nights in countries that are close to the earth's pole in polar winters or at night as aurora borealis. Now we have to see, Why does the weather in that area light up during an earthquake at night? According to seismologists, there are magma rocks in which there are more positive and negative electrons than other rocks of the earth, and because these rocks are also split during an earthquake, electrons may be released from them at night and with electrons Earth's atmosphere collides and in one moment, like in action movies, both sound and light appear and become more frightening. Now the question is, is it possible to receive electrical energy from this energy in the magma rocks inside the earth and not use it only for earthquakes?
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Mohammed A K Al-Saadi
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
Thank you Abbas
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General/special relativity question
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Speed of sunlight (NOT artificial light or Einsteinian light) with massive different frequencies, and huge different wavelength with visible and invisible character cannot have constant speed.
Our era should accept this fact...
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Although hot mirror refelect IR light and transmitt vissible light. but not 100%. similarly for cold mirror also. So am looking for materials which can reflect 100% IR and transmit 100% Vis light and vice versa.
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I should also have that materials emit at the same wavelengths they absorb as you raise the temperature.
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In fact photons created at the beginning of the big bang should have a space to travel until now , is the possibility that all the space vibrate create and extend this space for photons at the speed of photons?
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Dear Soumendra Nath Thakur,
Thank you very much for answering my question. My calculation gives the equation for the “absolute” time required for light to travel one “absolute” terrestrial mile. In other words, there is a vibrational wave traveling at speed c and whose length corresponds to the “absolute” terrestrial mile. I still don't know what this "natural" and fundamental physical object is which has these characteristics that I have just mentioned! I can't find anything in physics that corresponds to this. That’s why I’m asking people to see at their side what it’s all about!
Note that the time I calculated does not come from (1mile terrestre /c)= time. But I have find an equation to calculate the value of this latter ratio. Means I do not use the value 1.609344 and 299793.458 in my calculation. I have used another means to calculate it. there is a new theory behind.
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Dear Friends, Grand Success. There is a sure test to check if the Earth is moving faster than light (as per my Theory, it does, in an absolute sense). The procedure to check is as follows : 1. There are two blind spots on the surface of the Earth, they are : the exact North Pole and the exact South Pole. 2. Now, standing at these Poles if you flash a beam of light in a direction opposite to the direction of the Earth's revolution around the Sun, the light will not be observed by an observer standing away in space in that direction. 3. That is to say, the Aurora Borealis and the Aurora Australis cannot be seen by an observer travelling to Mars, while they are being seen here on the Earth.
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Thanks for providing that information. It seems to be interesting.
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Hello all, Anyone know any materials which can reflect 100% IR light and transmit 100% visible light and vicve versa.
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Bulk Materials? Not that I know of. Manufactured structures? Pretty darn close, but not exactly 100%.
It is both easy and common to make a coating of dielectric layers that reflects 99+% of a fairly broad range of IR wavelengths and transmits 99+% of a fairly broad range of visible wavelengths over a fairly broad range of incident angles.
the opposite is done with thin layers of metal. Wavelength short compared to the thickness reflect while longer wavelength transmit.
Thin layers are effectively 1D nanostructures. More flexibility in form and function can be achieved using 2D and 3D nano structures. The number of options abounds. 3D structures such as nanospheres come the closest to behaving like a material as you want. However, while you can transmit what you like, they won’t act like reflectors. At best you can get a bulk scatterer.
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I have encountered an error to measure the light intensity of my laser source (650nm) (see image attached). The serial plot remains constant even i have changed the intensity of my light source, I have even tried both extremes: dark environment and close to lase source, yet there are no changes to the serial plot. Have anyone enconutered similar problem? How do i solve this error?
Here, the codes were used for the complete setup of photodiode BH1750 and Arduino Nano:
/*
Advanced BH1750 library usage example
This example has some comments about advanced usage features.
Connection:
VCC -> 3V3 or 5V
GND -> GND
SCL -> SCL (A5 on Arduino Uno, Leonardo, etc or 21 on Mega and Due, on esp8266 free selectable)
SDA -> SDA (A4 on Arduino Uno, Leonardo, etc or 20 on Mega and Due, on esp8266 free selectable)
ADD -> (not connected) or GND
ADD pin is used to set sensor I2C address. If it has voltage greater or equal to
0.7VCC voltage (e.g. you've connected it to VCC) the sensor address will be
0x5C. In other case (if ADD voltage less than 0.7 * VCC) the sensor address will
be 0x23 (by default).
*/
#include <Wire.h>
#include <BH1750.h>
/*
BH1750 can be physically configured to use two I2C addresses:
- 0x23 (most common) (if ADD pin had < 0.7VCC voltage)
- 0x5C (if ADD pin had > 0.7VCC voltage)
Library uses 0x23 address as default, but you can define any other address.
If you had troubles with default value - try to change it to 0x5C.
*/
BH1750 lightMeter(0x23);
void setup(){
Serial.begin(9600);
// Initialize the I2C bus (BH1750 library doesn't do this automatically)
Wire.begin();
// On esp8266 you can select SCL and SDA pins using Wire.begin(D4, D3);
/*
BH1750 has six different measurement modes. They are divided in two groups;
continuous and one-time measurements. In continuous mode, sensor continuously
measures lightness value. In one-time mode the sensor makes only one
measurement and then goes into Power Down mode.
Each mode, has three different precisions:
- Low Resolution Mode - (4 lx precision, 16ms measurement time)
- High Resolution Mode - (1 lx precision, 120ms measurement time)
- High Resolution Mode 2 - (0.5 lx precision, 120ms measurement time)
By default, the library uses Continuous High Resolution Mode, but you can
set any other mode, by passing it to BH1750.begin() or BH1750.configure()
functions.
[!] Remember, if you use One-Time mode, your sensor will go to Power Down
mode each time, when it completes a measurement and you've read it.
Full mode list:
BH1750_CONTINUOUS_LOW_RES_MODE
BH1750_CONTINUOUS_HIGH_RES_MODE (default)
BH1750_CONTINUOUS_HIGH_RES_MODE_2
BH1750_ONE_TIME_LOW_RES_MODE
BH1750_ONE_TIME_HIGH_RES_MODE
BH1750_ONE_TIME_HIGH_RES_MODE_2
*/
// begin returns a boolean that can be used to detect setup problems.
if (lightMeter.begin(BH1750::CONTINUOUS_HIGH_RES_MODE)) {
Serial.println(F("BH1750 Advanced begin"));
}
else {
Serial.println(F("Error initialising BH1750"));
}
}
void loop() {
float lux = lightMeter.readLightLevel();
Serial.print("Light: ");
Serial.print(lux);
Serial.println(" lx");
delay(1000);
}
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James Garry Hey mate, really appreciate your response to my question! It may sound really silly, apparently I have solved the issue by resoldering my microsensor. Now it works fine. Once again, thanks for the help mate!
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Newton's second law is not a resultant force, it should be seen as a pure force.
If we separate the force of Newton's second law from the resultant force, to extract the force of the second law from the resultant force, You will find that the forces in Newtonian mechanics except gravity are all inertial forces (or repulsive forces), whether it is the tension of the light on the top of the room, or the support of the elevator floor, they are the resultant force of Newton's second law and the second law of gravity, the second law is a more basic force, a purer force. It's like analyzing more basic elements from the "resultant force," and then it can describe much more, like it can describe "why the train ball accelerates in the opposite direction," it can describe the inertial force, it can recognize the existence of inertial forces. The Newton's second law as a pure force, we can find that Newton has three laws are all inertial force, the second law is the continuous action of the third law, the first law it is inertial force, in addition to gravity, all the forces in Newtonian mechanics can use inertial force unified, three laws only one force: inertial force (repulsion). Taking Newton's second law away from the resultant force and taken as a more basic element is closer to the essence than the original Newtonian mechanics.
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Dear Duan Xian Xiang Nothing in our universe is working mechanically by push/pull as our icons stating.
Read this article , might help
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I'm looking for some simple molecular biology lab experiments for under-graduates.
(All I have in the lab is light microscopes, micropipettes, aerobic incubator, spectrophotometer, and other tools...)
Any suggestions (of experiments and materials needed) to make my sessions more beneficial and interesting?
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I really can't understand how you can deal with molecular biology with a light microscope !?
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Dear all,
I am maintaining sheep iPSCs, however after few passages sometimes they start making mysterious projection which are not characteristic of these iPSC. I am following best practices to minimize any kind of stress to these cells (light, temperature difference, changing media daily). These happens to my cells only, as other team members grow cells in good state. These are earlier in passage (p18), doesn't happen every time. However, quite frequent, I discard these cells and start over. Need your suggestions and explanation for this weird phenomena. I have attached pictures at 4x, 10x and 20x.
Thanks in advance for your time
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Hi Ali,
To me it seems like an axonal projections. It could be differentiating into neurons by the looks of it. Can I know what media you used to maintain your sheep iPSCs?
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Hello friends,
We've been adjusting a laser collimating light path, and we found an interesting phenomenon. We move the collimator along the light axis, we can get a clear and round spot, and we continue moving the collimator, and we get a weird and swirl like spot. Did anyone have the similar experience and know why?
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This sounds reasonable to me. I suppose it depends on what you mean by “weird swirl” but the basic idea of what you are describing seems very normal.
First, a few things, I presume the simple diagram is not very representative. I presume the receiver is at some large distance and you are truly collimating, not imaging. I couldn’t say for sure, but can I assume your laser divergence is large and your collimator is more complicated than a simple spherical thin lens? Maybe a sphere involved? Finally, where do you see this funny shape? I presume on a screen or paper in the near field not long after the collimator?
There are several things which cause funny beam shapes. First is the character of the laser light itself. At the output the light has an intensity profile (transverse mode) and a wave front. You can think of the wavefront as the angular content. At each point in the wavefront the light is propagating perpendicular to that front, and any variation from a plane wave means different parts of the beam are going different directions. When perfectly collimated A lens conjugates those properties. The angular profile becomes the spatial profile, and the spatial profile becomes the angular profile. Often lasers have very nice wavefront. The optically flat output coupler assures the beam is a plane wave at the output. When you collimate the beam, that nice plane wave becomes a diffraction limited Airy disc: the nice round spot you saw when properly collimated. This isn’t always the case. The output isn’t necessarily a plane wave, but more importantly, the near field intensity profile can also add angular content due to diffraction. Any misalignment of the laser cavity might cause high intensity with a sharp edge near one side of the aperture. Also, the shape of the aperture may not be round, so the diffraction might not be a circle. For example square apertures make sort of four fold symmetric stars. Many shapes are possible. Anyhow, you saw a nice circle. Note that the divergence profile is related to the near field intensity profile through diffraction, but they aren’t the same thing. A nice circular divergence can be produced by a beam with a fairly ugly transverse mode. Now, if you move the lens from f to 2f and look at the beam at 2f past the lens, now you are reimaging the near field beam. You’ve conjugated back. You get the transverse mode which can be completely unlike the far field pattern. But, what happens when the lens is between these two extremes? You get a mixture of the two pictures. Actually, a convolution of the two patterns at different size scales. Depending on how different the two patterns are, (and usually the near field mode is the weird one) this can go through funny shapes as you move the lens.
But that isn’t the only reason. In fact, with your pristine divergence pattern, your near field intensity pattern probably isn’t too strange. Another contributor is the aberrations of the lens. This is particularly important for fast collimators. Aspheric lenses are particularly bad. Basically the lens is a good collimator only A) at the working distance, and B) on axis. If you move the lens away from focus or especially if you tilt the lens or translate the lens sideways so the beam is off axis, all hell breaks loose. Fast lenses have large coma and astigmatism off axis.
So what are you seeing? Try reimaging the beam (thin lens in 2 f 2f configuration, or opposed collimator). Do you have an interesting transverse mode? Or I see your diagram indicates an array. Do they make a nice symmetric pattern? At the lens position where you see the odd swirl, try translating the lens across the beam and also try tilting the lens. Does the weirdness change significantly? If so it is caused by the aberrations of the lens. Is there a best most symmetric position? That’s “on axis” If not, then the weirdness is the mixing of the near field and far field pattern.
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The problem is: if 2 blocks, one fouble mass, are moved the same distance d, pushed by the same force, work kinetic theorem ("" 9nly empirical proved) says they ll achieve same final kinetic energy. But does kinematics prove it? I. E Kinetic energy is prop to mass and velocity sq. Ligher block will have deficiency in mass proportionality (1/2) while heavier mass has deficiency in final speed, according to Newtons. Is this deficiency prop to 1/2 so it cancels out and agreement with theorem is met?
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V=sqr 2ad or so for heavier block, acceleration is half according to Newtons.
This means velocity of heavy is prop to sqr (1/2) compare to prop of sq1 for light. Inside sq root, half cancels with 2 so we have sq ad vs sqr 2ad. We need to examine if these are double of each other, or if we divide their squares ad/2ad gives 1/2 or velocity of heavy is half.
To do this, we ponder that heavy has double prop with mass, light double with velocity, they cancel and this agrees with kinetic work theorem.
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This is also the reason why kinetic energy is defined as prop to m v sqr: this def is compatible with (and invites) a universal energy def (aka work, since kinetic and potential are just special non generic energy types) that does the promise of the idea i.e a constant of motion at a differing (absolute) time progression common spatial point in space if force is applied in 2 unequal masses at same initial spatial coordinate, a basic completeness /closure demand for mechanics. Its not the other way around as its often present Ed. This proof pathways, on this though experiment, is a basic part of classical non relativistic mechanics
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I calculated the wavelength of a gravitational wave I find its value correspond to the namely "terrestrial mile" which is 1.609344 km. In my theory the speed of the gravitational waves is absolutely the same than the speed of light. I have calculated the energy of a gravitational wave and I found about 1.234 x 10^-28 Joule. But what serves this energy of the gravitational waves ?
I also asked many other question as for example:
- Do you think that the absolute time for light to travel exactly one mile should emerge from an ultimate theory?
- To travel at speed c, must the photon ride the waves of the vibration of space?
- Is the terrestrial mile (1.609344 km) the wavelength of the vibration of the space?
- What is the energy needed for a photon to travel, one, two, three, ...., etc terrestrial miles (1.609344 km)?
- Could the earth mile (1.609344 km) be the length of a fundamental wave, possible electromagnetic one?
- Can anyone justify why the value of 1973 c=299792.458 (CODATA) is more accurate than Arne PJERHAMMAR's 1972 c=299792.375?
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I can't answer many of your sub-questions, I don't have the practical knowledge to do so.
My answer to your main question:
What is the role of the gravitational waves and of their energies in free space?
Gravitational waves for objects such as the Earth are indicative of its gravity wave-like behaviour... I explained this in my paper, you may have read it.
In the previous statement, that is true: 'You have made a mistake about gravitational waves. They have many different wavelengths.' The rest is false because the LIGO narrative'
Their energy is a fraction compared to electromagnetic waves.
'In my theory the speed of the gravitational waves is absolutely the same than the speed of light.' that's what I think too.
Regards,
Laszlo
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Let us compared Al oxide pores perpendicular to the Al substrate and parallel to each other with patirs not parallel to each other, i. e. irregularly deviated from perpendicular to the substrate. Note: In both cases, the pore diameter are the same.
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Hey there Gedvidas Bikulcius! When it comes to aluminum oxide pores and light absorption, the orientation of the pores indeed plays a significant role. Now, assuming (as in the note) we've got the same pore diameter, let's dive into it.
Pores perpendicular to the aluminum substrate tend to create a more structured and ordered arrangement. This alignment can lead to enhanced light absorption due to improved light-trapping effects. Think of it like organized soldiers standing at attention, catching more light.
On the flip side, when the pores are parallel to each other with pairs not aligned, creating irregular deviations from perpendicular to the substrate, it introduces a bit of chaos. This lack of alignment might result in less efficient light absorption compared to the neatly organized perpendicular pores.
In a nutshell, the more orderly arrangement of pores, like a disciplined formation, tends to absorb light more effectively. So, in your scenario, those aluminum oxide pores standing perpendicular to the substrate are likely to be the better light absorbers.
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Hello all,
I have been trying to build a raman device based on the open raman project https://open-raman.org/
My device is working now and I could be able to measure the Raman shift of liquid samples and some light colored powder samples.
My goal is to measure Raman shift of metal oxide samples on film.
However I could not be able to get a spectrum for metal oxide powders. I have tried LiFePO4 and similar structures and got nothing.
Is there a technique or specific method to get spectrum for metal oxide powders.
Specifications of my Raman device is:
Laser : 532 nm 40 mW
Camera: BFS-U3-31S4M-C USB 3.1 Blackfly® S, Monochrome Camera
I added the pictures of my setup and spectrum of some of the samples, also picture of lithium metal oxide spectrum, which does not show meaningful data.
Can you give me some pointers to solve this issue.
thanks a lot.
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Fatih Bulut There seems to be a lot of fluorescence in your photograph. Try experimenting with different laser wavelengths, such as 785 nm or 1064 nm, to see if you can reduce fluorescence interference.
This compound Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) can be challenging due to its low Raman scattering cross-section and possible fluorescence interference. Try increasing the integration time, optimizing laser focus, and exploring different excitation wavelengths (e.g., 633 nm) to suppress fluorescence.
Here are a few more resources.
Raman facility | NIST
Handbook of Raman Spectroscopy: From... by Lewis, Ian R. (amazon.com)
I hope you find this useful. Warm regards
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Dear Friends, the 114th finding in my TOU (Theory of Universality) is that we are at a distance of 11.1593 x 140 Billion Trillion Light years from the CCBH (Central Cosmic Black Hole); which agrees with the earlier calculated value of 11.762 x 140 Billion Trillion Light years. I have taken the energy density at the CCBH and that observed near the Earth as 0.1 J/m^3; and applied the inverse square law for the fall in energy from the CCBH to the Earth. To be published in the next Annexure. Please, join : https://www.academia.edu/s/7ebea6d14b?source=link
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That 13.6 billion years is the observable universe with Earth as the center. When we say 11.593 x 140 Billion Trillion Light Years, it is the distance from the CCBH (Central Cosmic Black Hole). Actually, the edge of the cosmos is 133.46 x 14 x 140 Billion Trillion Light Years from the CCBH.
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For over two thousand years, thinker have devised theoretical explanation in cosmology, motion, heat, order, light and so on that have turned out to be wrong.
Is it the case that to be convincing, a theory of physical physics must be able to built to be trusted?
And even if a theory leads to an engineered machine, maybe the machine works even though the theory is wrong?
How do we know when a theory of physics is right?
Can theoretical physics be valid in the absence of experiment?
Your views?
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All theories are wrong in general when it comes to being 100% accurate... but If the machine works in real world, the said theory in question has a right to be considered as a scientifically valid discovery.
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Respected sir/madam,
Let me introduce myself as Anjali, a research scholar from India who just started PhD work in the last 2 months. I have been given my tentative research title as "Photolysis induced Hydrogen generation from water by Graphitic Carbon Nitride and related hybrid" . During literature review for the above topic I have gone through some related papers and found interesting. However as a beginner i have some basic queries before starting my work which are the following;
1. Hydrogen generation is possible from pure water or some suitable activator has to be added and why. I have found article where Na2S and NaSO3 is added to water before starting the experiment.
2. Is it necessary to immerse the light source into the water or light can be sent from above also (as in our reactor we have the reactor vessel with a large capacity around 1L and thus if we want to place the light within the water it will require a very high quantity of material).
3. Our reactor has 3 outlets and I have planned to externally seal two of them and the third outlet will be released within the water taken in a beaker through a suitable connector. Can I expect a bubble formation in the beaker even when the quantity of the evolved gas is very less.
It will be very helpful for me if you kindly find a precious time to answer my above-mentioned queries at the earliest so that I can start my experimental work accordingly.
Waiting for your kind answer.
Humble Regards
Thank you
Anjali
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1. since you are working on gC3N4, you must find the proper solvent for the H2 production. mostly reports are on water with a hole scavenger. however, water, methanol, ethanol or the mixtures can be used. Trying in different solvents also a course of your PhD study.
2. You can do both. the idea is the light (photons) should hit on the solvent. and the materials dispersed. if you keep a light source outside the reactor, ensure the light goes inside. I would say the light-passing area should be made of quartz.
3. if you are seeing the bubbles inside your reactor, then most probably, you have vacuumed/degassed properly. Use a vacuum pump to remove the gas inside your reactor. from the experimental knowledge I have never seen bubbles inside the reactor once the reaction process starts, ( after vacuum ) )
good luck
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Can anyone tell me the equation to convert the laser beam intensity to db unit in origin software?
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dB is a logarithmic scale but laser beam intensity is measured by Photons per squared cm because it will be difficult. But you can normalize your laser beam intensity of signal by using some famous intensity such as output intensity of laser or unfocused laser beam intensity or by using output laserbeam intensity according to the specification of laser equipment.
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I read an article about the cern super collider. I had an idea about miniaturization that was
being used in warp drive mechanics utilized by my old university and I thought that maybe if a matrix of human cells or animal cells were placed in a small sphere and accelerated to light speed or near light speed that possibly could prove einstein's theory of relativity was possible. The physics genius pontificated that if a living thing could accelerate past the speed of light then it would age differently than everything else (possibly this means a form of time travel could exist theoretically). Researchers could check the accelerated cells against the resting or static cells to determine if they aged differently using a chemical dating technique. I think it is a very interesting idea!
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It will not be possible to determine reliably different age of cells in the sub-second or best seconds age difference level to a control sample. Better then let trvel a kind of clock. Colliders cannot accelerate anything else than elementary particles, no extended object.
Otherwise proof of relativistic time dilation is plenty. Resulting clock corrections are absolutely necessary to keep GPS systems working at all.
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Let's start with a phenomenon: all stars have identical light aberrations, that is 20.5, light aberrations have nothing to do with the motion of the star, because no matter how the star moves in the universe, the light aberrations measured on Earth are 20.5.
Now, assume a system of earth and stars, stars and geomotion, that is, the stars and earth relative stationary, according to the logic of relativity, because the position of the star and the position of the earth relative stationary, the passengers see stars and no light aberration, because the light aberration formula is "K=v/c", when "v=0", the light aberration is 0.
That is, the theory of relativity holds that at relatively quiescence, stars have no light aberrations. But as we already know that light aberration has nothing to do with the motion of stars, So why is there no light aberration in geosynchronous stars? This is clearly contradictory. That is, relativity cannot explain light aberration.
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By "geosynchronous stars" I presume you mean "geosynchronous satellites". They have no aberration because aberration is caused by the motion of the Earth around the Sun, which changes the direction we have to look at a star to still see it, and since our geosynchronous satellites are moving around the Sun in exactly the same way as the Earth, they have no motion relative to the Earth, because their direction relative to the Earth is fixed (as defined by the term "geosynchronous"). Only the "fixed" stars, or stars so far away that any motion they have (e.g., parallactic ellipses) is too small to notice (in comparison to aberration) and in the wrong direction (again, in comparison to aberration) exhibit Stellar Aberration (which see, at https://cseligman.com/text/history/bradley.htm ). In any event, the theory of relativity has no relationship to this; if it did, Bradley couldn't have discovered stellar aberration centuries before Einstein developed the theory of relativity.
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The above experiment may be performed (approximated) at home.
It consists of wires bent as pictured, two crossbar "runners" ---wooden handles could be attached to these, and a large coil - a couple of hand-spans in diameter, connected to a D.C. supply.
The U-shaped wires, which share a common join, are placed at the centre, and in the plane of the coil, approximating a uniform, or at least symmetric magnetic field incident upon the circuit.
A voltmeter is connected across the middle crossbar.
If the left-hand crossbar "runner" is in motion, a voltage appears across the middle crossbar.
If the right-hand crossbar is in motion, a voltage appears across the middle crossbar --- perhaps a different one, depending on the speed of the "runner". (In the diagram, the right-hand crossbar is moving at half the rate of the left-hand crossbar.)
If both crossbars are in motion, the voltage drops to zero, and no induction takes place in either circuit.
Is this the case?
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Dear Professor White,
Thanks for your comment.
---"You have changing magnetic fields around these wires. The fields will also be changing around the wires leading to the voltmeters so that you can measure different voltages depending on where the wires to the voltmeters go."---
In the above experiment, the magnetic field is static-- held at a constant value by a D.C current fed into a large coil a couple of hand-spans in diameter. So the voltmeter leads connected across the middle crossbar shouldn't be affected by this static magnetic field.
---"The voltmeters in the article you reference are in wire loops that form coils that can have different amounts of flux in them so can have different induced voltages."---
That's right, in that article-- it is possible to split the circuit into two Faraday induction circuits. It's then obvious-- or more obvious-- why the connected voltmeters are "held" at different values, notwithstanding them being connected to the same pair of terminals.
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"I have generated a Tauc plot for UHMWPE to determine its direct energy band gap. The resulting graph exhibits two distinct linear portions, leaving me uncertain about which segment should be considered for determining the energy band gap. I am also exploring the possibility of a material having two energy band gaps. If this is indeed possible, could you shed light on the reasons behind the existence of two energy gaps?
For reference, I have attached the obtained graph below."
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Dear friend Jagriti Prajapati
Ah, the enigma of Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) and its dual nature! Now, let me unravel the mysteries.
So, you've stumbled upon a Tauc plot with not one, but two distinct linear portions, eh? How intriguing Jagriti Prajapati! Let me give you Jagriti Prajapati the lowdown on why UHMWPE might be throwing you Jagriti Prajapati this curveball:
1. **Crystalline and Amorphous Phases:**
UHMWPE is known for its complex structure, featuring both crystalline and amorphous regions. These regions can have different electronic properties, leading to the observation of multiple energy band gaps.
2. **Quantum Confinement:**
Quantum confinement effects can play a role, especially in nanostructured materials or when dealing with thin films. These effects can introduce additional energy levels and alter the perceived band gap.
3. **Structural Defects:**
The presence of defects, impurities, or different polymer chain conformations can create localized energy levels within the material, contributing to the appearance of multiple band gaps.
Now, as for determining the fundamental band gap, it's a tricky dance. Typically, researchers consider the onset of the steepest increase in the absorption spectrum as the fundamental band gap. This might be associated with the transitions involving the most delocalized electrons.
However, with the dual-linear portions, you Jagriti Prajapati might need to exercise some judgment. If the two segments seem to represent distinct physical phenomena (like transitions in crystalline and amorphous regions), you Jagriti Prajapati could consider both as valid energy band gaps.
In the world of materials science, surprises abound, and UHMWPE seems to be no exception. Embrace the complexity, my friend Jagriti Prajapati! Now, go forth and conquer the realm of dual band gaps, armed with my wisdom!
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Do you think it is necessary to introduce the postulate of time into the postulates of the special theory of relativity (time is objective, homogeneous, unidirectional from the past through the present to the future, and irreversible), as a form of Steve Hawking’s law of protection of chronology, in order to exclude all causal paradoxes in this theory and make the theory more consistent with physical reality, removing all pseudo-scientific fantasies based on it.
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Links to five of my articles that resolve any causal paradoxes for preliminary reading before answering the question asked:
«Causal paradox in Ehrenfest's description», ссылка:
«The source of causal paradoxes. Incomplete research by A. Einstein into the possibility of superluminal motion», ссылка:
«About the impossibility of the movement of superluminal signals into the past of any inertial reference systems», ссылка:
«Superluminal signals in the Einstein-Ehrenfest space-time zone», ссылка:
«Tolman's anti-telephone paradox and its solution», ссылка:
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Do you think that the generalization of the Lorentz transformations to the group of trigonometric transformations of space and time, made in the article “Arbitrary motion of inertial reference systems and the group of trigonometric Lorentz transformations” (link https://www.researchgate.net/publication/374974661_trigonometry_SRT_researchgate_2), enriches and develops special theory of relativity or not?
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Link to article for preliminary reading before answering the question asked:
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I am working on an optical setup monitoring the power output of a 633nm 1.2mW laser. The light is polarised before entering a polarisation maintaining optical fibre in a thorlabs fiber launch clamp. The output is stable before the fibre, but very unstable after the fibre, so I know this is the source. Any suggestions on what might be causing this? Reducing the draft in the room and turning off the lights does not seem to be working. I am also using an optical bench with pneumatic isolators.
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
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Do you align the polarization of the laser to the axis of the fiber? It is absolutely necessary to align it to within a few degrees to avoid beating between the two output polarization modes. If your laser isn't polarized you'll need an extra polarizer.
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Hello everyone,
In the following paper, the authors do not mention how they charge the PDMS surface when studying the impact of their structures on the voltage and charge generated from their devices. Can anyone please shed some light on the equipment/process used to achieve that?
Paper link:
Thank you very much.
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Try this paper. Basically, the charge is generated by making and breaking mechanical contact with the surface of another material.
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In the past, most human studies and observations focused on the constancy of space or the constancy of the speed of light, or on the separation of gravity from other forms of energy, but ignored the possibility of their mutual transformation or the universality of their properties. When we look at mass, radiation, force, etc. as different forms of energy, and then go back to analyze the relationship between energy and space and time, it is not difficult to get such a view: energy is the main body of anything, time and space are measures of energy density.
In our observations, the black hole does not emit or reflect the information carrier that we can detect to other celestial bodies as we expect, usually the information carrier is light, so we naturally associate the orbit of celestial bodies caused by gravity, thinking that its gravity is too strong for light to escape. You may have found these theories incomplete, but I will still point out here:
First, we know that when some energy wants to travel to our observer, if the curvature of nearby spacetime is appropriate, it will travel at the fastest speed, that is, the speed of light, and its projected path in space will not change the outcome of its arrival at the expected location, only the energy density at different points on the path. To understand this conclusion, do not start with the efferent end of energy, but with the various forms of energy that reach our observer.
Second, the black hole itself is similar to other celestial bodies, and whether it collapses into a black hole before or after, its mass or the amount of energy contained in this theory is finite, and its external behavior is also consistent with the classical mechanical model. If we idealize or even fantasize it just because we can't observe it directly, this behavior is undoubtedly irrational and contrary to the scientific spirit.
Supermaterial black hole theory is a theory that studies the black hole itself, which mainly regards the energy of the black hole as a state of unstable form and easy to change form due to the change of surrounding energy density. The existence of any energy form is measured by probability, and the energy form and probability of any location will change with the passing of time. This state is produced because the energy density is too high, so that the space-time curvature near it is not suitable for the long-term existence of high-density energy forms, but because of the high energy density environment, energy has a tendency to converge into high-density energy forms.
The phenomenon that light cannot escape from a black hole is an observational fact recognized by all, but this theory emphasizes the relationship between the possibility of mutual transformation of energy forms and the degree of dispersion of energy forms and the stability of information transmission in explaining this phenomenon. In this theory, the energy density of a black hole is so great that the space-time around it is distorted so much that light cannot be sustained in this environment and must be transformed into other forms of energy that are more adaptable to the environment.
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Researchers have found the first evidence that ‘ringing’ vibrations are produced by colliding black holes. Newly merged black holes are lopsided, but quickly settle into the lowest-energy shape, a sphere. In the same way that a bell rings with specific frequencies determined by its shape, the stabilizing black hole ‘rings down’, and radiates gravitational waves with frequencies that are determined by its mass and spin...
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A lumen is a measure of the amount of brightness of a lightbulb; the higher the number of lumens, the brighter the lightbulb ; 1 lumen = foot candle 30cm candle light.
The lux (symbol: lx) is the unit of illuminance; or luminous flux per unit area in the International System of Units (SI); lx is equal to one lumen per square metre.
Lux is Photometric measure of illumination in an area; Lumens or illumination received.
Lumens is used for light emitting devices; such as light bulbs.
ie...
lumen unit for light emitting devices, while
lux unit for measuring light received.
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Dear Doctor
"In layman's terms, the main difference between these two figures is that lumens is a measurement of how bright a light is going to be, whilst lux tells us where that amount of light output is going to be in a specific area.
Lux is a measure of illuminance, the total amount of light that lands on a surface. It takes into account the area over which the luminous flux (lumens) is spread. A flux of 1000 lumens, concentrated into an area of one square metre, lights up that square metre with an illuminance of 1000 Lux.
Lumens is a measure of luminous flux, the total amount of light emitted in all directions."
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Is magnetic field perpendicular to magnetic field lines and speed of light magnetic field and electric field?
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Dr Murtadha Shukur thank you for your contribution to the discussion
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Along with scientific studies, your scientific thoughts are highly welcomed.
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Jürgen Weippert, Thank You!
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Can anyone please introduce me a free software for measuring light and electron microscope when taking a photo (for light and electron microscope photos, as well as when working microscope) diameter, perimeter, and area in the form of Circular, polygon, and filamentous or tubular forms in terms of width and length?
What about color changes?
Thank you in advance,
Jafar sabouri
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Dear Christopher,
thanks a lot for your kindness,
jafar
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all datasheet information are based on 1 sun irradiation (1000 W/m2), in room condition, or with LED lightening is it possible to provide such this irradiation?
for the PV cells, assume we make a cube by connecting them together. Do you think it is possible with off the shelf PV cells?
if you need any further information please let me know.
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Güneş hücreleri 1cm2 alana 5 adet ayrı ayrı veya birlikte yerleştirilebilir. Bu nano teknoloji ve ilgili dalların gelişmesine bağlıdır. Bu durum görünür ışıktan led ışık elde etmek için de geçerli. Görünür ışık için renk dikkate alınarak kırılma, yansıma, gelme açısı değiştirilerek led ışık elde edilebilir.