… its movements must come from the environment. So, the atom, the ulterior element of the Universe’s structure, is … great importance of the presence of the rarefied gas, or atomic medium in general, around the conductor through which … which have shown the importance of the discontinuity or atomic structure of the medium and which will serve to …
… and his rare gifts, Tesla remained a Victorian. When the atomic physicist gave us the electronic theory of matter and …
… the greatest results will be in the destruction of the atom and the release of its immense energy. This discovery …
… 2. FIBER OPTICS MODEL OF AN ATOM Materials 1 commercially made fiber optics "tree" 1 … you tell the audience how long it would take to count the atoms in it. Then ask for the lights to be turned off. …
… clips from the ammeter to the two nails. Background Atoms in both metal strips contain negatively charged …
… mass and weight of the atom are truly concentrated, can be taken as 2 miles only. … I can tell you as the result of my research about the atoms this much: 'THERE IS NO MATTER AS SUCH!' All matter … of space in which electrical manifestations for the atomic construction of materials is possible". This …
… order to show you how a battery helps electrons escape from atoms and flow through wires, I'll need some volunteers. … in a row at the front of the room.] These people represent atoms in a wire. Since atoms are always moving, let me see you wiggle a little …
… was a transient time for physics; it brought the new atomic theories, the discarding of the ether, the … form acts to directly accelerate electrons attached to atoms, possibly causing atomic disruption. The spark …
… charge (nucleus; pumped phase conjugate mirror) of the atom produces negative energy and negative time flow. In … is, most external vector Eand B-field EM interacts with the atomic electrons (but see note 25 below). This nearly …
… it does not interact with the electron shells of the atom. Instead, it passes through the electron-shell "Faraday … scalar EM wave S interacts with the nuclei of atoms. Its medium in a material is the atomic nuclei, not the electron shells. If it is a traveling …