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Dictionary » P » Photon Photonphoton (Science: physics) A quantum unit of light energy. A quantum of electromagnetic radiation; an elementary particle that is its own antiparticle.A quantum of radiant energy with a visible [[wavelength. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe:... physicist to tell us whether anything in the world is truly random. In theory, if we were able to calculate the movement of each electron and photon and quark in the universe we could not only predict the future but also deduct what happened in the past. In reality, though, there cannot be ...
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Do We Have The Freedom Of Choice?... physicist to tell us whether anything in the world is truly random. In theory, if we were able to calculate the movement of each electron and photon and quark in the universe we could not only predict the future but also deduct what happened in the past. In reality, though, there cannot be ...
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Re: Why are leaves green?... were free to roam whereever they wanted (now they are kindof rare) and dominated the seas. Purple bacteria evolved to use the most abundant photons (yellow-green), they had(have) the solution that was optimal... cyanobacteria evolved later, in a world dominated by purple bacteria... the ...
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... of mass and energy. The warping of this fabric is unavoidable whenever anything, be it you, me, a piece of space dust or a planet or even a photon of light tries to travel through the universe in a straight line, it actually follows a trajectory that is curved by any mass and energy in the ...
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Theories - Origin of Life... Venus would create a special way of photosynthesis. They would have done such a super-heat-resistant catalytic process in which energy of absorbed photon was spent on a separation of CO2 - C + O2. Moreover, both components would be stocked in separate granules and vacuoles! And this technological ...
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