MathematicalPhysics

Physics. Mathematics.

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Noether’s theorem. It shows that every symmetry in a system's Lagrangian leads to a conserved quantity, like energy or momentum.

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Professor Richard Feynman's chalkboard at the time of his death, 1988.

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An active geyser on a moon 1.272 billion km away from us

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A real photo of a single photon.

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There's no widely accepted explanation for ball lightning as a phenomenon: It might be vaporized silicon from soil struck by lightning! The strike could break silica (SiO₂) into pure silicon vapor. As it cools, the silicon forms a glowing, charged aerosol as it reacts with O₂.

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@Sandile79586242 @Enezator @dment37 There's no widely accepted explanation for ball lightning as a phenomenon: It might be vaporized silicon from soil struck by lightning! The strike could break silica (SiO₂) into pure silicon vapor. As it cools, the silicon forms a glowing, charged aerosol as it reacts with O₂.

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The most important alphabet in physics - The Greek Alphabet.

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@GMNeiksans The plane's center of gravity needs to stay within a specific range for stability, even when on the ground. As passengers deplane, especially from the front, the weight distribution can shift backward if the rear is still full, potentially causing the tail to tilt downward!