Yea i can remember doing this in High school, i could never get the lines right, as we used graphite insteasd of soot, and it would crack etc...
What size is this mirror on the moon?
i feel you pain brother.......
im beginning to think its caused by electrical appliances (wild hunch) cause i never get it when im out tramping,camping or diving etc, how long do these last for you? and do you find some more intense than others?
i dont know of any laser experiments using lasers in "space" but several have been done in vacuums, or particularily with EXTREMELY small amounts of atoms in a vacuum and hitting them with lasers
Its been known about for quite some time now "planet X"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3514594.stm
It dosent fall under the current classification of a planet though
i once got to see an Argon ion laser (at otago university), it was awesome the guy using it there had heaps of scares on his hand (for obvious reasons).....
Is the "double slit" thing demonstrating the diffraction grating idea?
In high school? this would only be good if you did not want to further your learning in Physics, as neurocomp said "Its one of the principal foundations of modern physics."
NO, it behaves like waves in wave experiments, and it behaves like a particle in particle experiments. Its still considered both at the same time but not like how you put it.....as for the idea of having to have a medium thats rubbish as long as your willing to abandon half of newtonian mechanics in order for the more new rewritten concept
BTW read "brief history of time".........it helps
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