Attosecond spectroscopy will give us insight into the workings of stars but not the way you describe it. Spectroscopy can be used this way but attosecond spectroscopy is used for the EXTREMELY small here on earth.
The longer I think of it the less I think it makes sense to speak about "particles" and "waves".I think it is better to use a more 'neutral' term like "interactions' or 'constellations', making a disconnection from the macroscopic world, as perceived by our senses. Also the concept of 'space' itself deserves questioning. Is there really something as 'distance' between 'interactions'?
Attosecond Spectroscopy is simply mind-blowing! The Nobel Prize Winners for Physics this year, are certainly deserving!
A newer and tough subject was explained easily . Thank you. The voice is like music and make it interesting to hear .
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This is an amazingly-made video. Thank you!
Amazing potentialities!
Very well explained!
How do you bring the attosecond light pulses to the exoplanets?
Excellent video.
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Excellent videao! Many thanks! Your work is great, indeed....
Cool
it should be noted that many other scientists were involved in this discovery, they just cant give the Nobel prize to all of them.
Bohr had nothing to do with the shells ? The Bohr atom ?
Attosecond spectroscopy will give us insight into the workings of stars but not the way you describe it. Spectroscopy can be used this way but attosecond spectroscopy is used for the EXTREMELY small here on earth.
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The longer I think of it the less I think it makes sense to speak about "particles" and "waves".I think it is better to use a more 'neutral' term like "interactions' or 'constellations', making a disconnection from the macroscopic world, as perceived by our senses. Also the concept of 'space' itself deserves questioning. Is there really something as 'distance' between 'interactions'?
Attaboy Attosecond!
Max Planck discovered the photo-electric effect, not Einstein.
If we pulsated at the speed of attoseconds then 1 of our seconds would be eternity and life out here would be frozen in time!
Attosecond measurements have errors due to probabilistic nature of physics. There isn't any clock that can measure an attosecond.
Man, you're so bad ass it's not even funny.
As a voice over person I cannot bring myself to put up with the painful nasal voice track. I won't bother you again.
Lets pray this new discovery don't use by war industry.
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