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| quote: | Originally posted by Zharen
What is that? |
A SHINY DISCO BALL!
It's essentially a few LEDs being whizzed around by a few motors Either that or a miniature matter anti-matter reactor from Star Trek.
| quote: | Originally posted by Lagrangian
There is no point in reading articles about Quantum Theory if you don't have a strong foundation.
Let me help you with that. Here's Dr. Hans Albert Einstein's Nobel Winning paper.
Why, yes of course it's in German.
https://spark-public.s3.amazonaws.c...tric_effect.pdf |
I think most educated people are aware of the photoelectric effect, so that was probably a bit condescending for Hal 
Besides, I don't think a strong mathematical foundation is required for understanding Quantum Mechanics. There's obviously a lot required for a deeper understanding of Quantum Theory, but the behaviour of systems described by Quantum Mechanics can usually be described very easily!....... albeit being counter intuitive at every step.
ANYWAY..... I no longer like caterpillars .....
http://memolition.com/2013/05/07/te...pe-16-pictures/
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