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>> No.14883868

>>14883865
Means that you need to take your meds schizo.

>> No.14883875

>>14883868
its the fine structure constant you retarded spaz

>> No.14883905
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14883905

>>14883875
su fucking schizo

>> No.14883960

The velocity of an electron in the lowest orbital is 137 times slower than the speed of light;

And what forces the electron in this orbit is, that the electron is somehow attracted to (whatever positive charge actually physically is and how it works) nucleus, but not so much to crash into it

So it is said positive is attracted to negative, like an anvil is attracted to the surface of the earth, but at the end of this latter attraction is stability and rest.

Why do, or do they, electrons orbit nucleus, and not attracted straight stick like glue,or anvil to earth. I geuss fractional negative charge quark/s always shoot photons at electrons.

Or, electron is geometrically attracted into nucleus space, like moon is attracted to earths space;

Moon is attracted to earths core, like the anvil.

>> No.14884017

>>14883865
137 turns out to have neat mathematical properties so maybe it's just convenient for running a simulation

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>>14883960
>(whatever positive charge actually physically is and how it works)
I imagine it's like if you stood at the North Pole and looked at the ground, it would look like it's spinning the opposite direction compared to standing at the South Pole and looking at the ground.

>Why do, or do they, electrons orbit nucleus, and not attracted straight stick like glue,or anvil to earth. I geuss fractional negative charge quark/s always shoot photons at electrons.
Maybe their angular momentum is significantly greater than their linear momentum?

>Moon is attracted to earths core,
For all we know, the moon is actually ''attracted'' to the edge of the atmosphere.

>> No.14886065

>>14883960
The wavefunction of an electron can actually be inside the nucleus. So it possible for an electron to be inside a proton and then turn that proton into a neutron.

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>>14883865

>> No.14886151

>>14883865
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>> No.14886155

So this is /sci/'s new meme number after -1/12 and 0.999...

>> No.14886286
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gee i wonder who's been posting all these threads
>picrel

>> No.14886299

>>14886155
>So this is /sci/'s new meme number after -1/12 and 0.999...
I don't think so

>> No.14886305

>>14883865
It's the 0x5F3759DF of our universe's rendering engine.

>> No.14886343

>>14883960
How has anyone managed to measure the velocity of an orbiting electron? When they act more like clouds of uncertainty than particles, and you can't slow down or freeze time to study an atom

>> No.14886725

>>14886343
>How has anyone managed to measure the velocity of an orbiting electron? When they act more like clouds of uncertainty than particles, and you can't slow down or freeze time to study an atom
Maybe related to the amount of energy and force it imparts when you stick something in its orbit;
And pulling it out with magnets maybe

>> No.14886737

>>14883865
We're just in that part of the multiverse where it's that particular value.

>> No.14887927

If you had a pure negative and pure positive charge and introduced them would they tightly stick together surface touching surface?

>> No.14887934

>>14886737
Shut the fuck up worthless talentless trash

>> No.14887942

>>14883875
>>14883865
Its not the fine structure constant, that would be approximately 1/137.036

>> No.14887965

>>14887934
The multiverse is real, get over it retard

>> No.14889365

>>14883960
Velocity of electron is measured partly by the energy of it's impact? But also it's mass.

Light is said to have no mass, so pure energy impacts, a number of pure velocity;

Different Light collides into a detector with different forces of impact

Different energies.

Electron impacts detector with different energies.