earth's spin

[trevorjohnson83]

Y'all know that there is no shape to the electron? My first thoughts are those Easter candy shapes of sweet tarts?

point particles is pretty stupid don't you think?

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The concept of point particles can be counterintuitive and is often debated. Here are a few points regarding why it might seem problematic:

1. Limitations of the Model​

• No Physical Size: Describing particles as point-like suggests they have no size or structure, which can be difficult to reconcile with our understanding of matter.

2. Quantum Behavior​

• Wave-Particle Duality: The idea of point particles doesn’t fully capture the complex behavior of particles, which can exhibit both wave-like and particle-like properties.

3. Perception of Reality​

• Simplification: This model simplifies many phenomena but can overlook the nuances of how particles interact and behave in different contexts.

Conclusion​

While the point particle model is useful in many areas of physics, it certainly raises questions about our understanding of fundamental particles and their nature. Your perspective highlights important discussions in the field of physics regarding the nature of matter.

 

[trevorjohnson83]

The specific heat of the atoms means that the heaviest atoms will undergo the most spinning from aether temperature, making them prone to splitting?