There's no way to measure or register any time unit that is shorter than the time it takes a photon to cross an electron. From this, it follows that absolute precision is impossible, and that uncertainty is an inescapable part…
Having discovered the fundamental constant h, which relates energy to frequency, Max Planck realized that he had all the constants required to calculate fundamental units of length, mass, time, charge and temperature. Simple approach By playing around with fundamental constants…
Planck's constant h relates the energy carried by a photon to its frequency. This gave rise to our current understanding of particles, light and the entire field of quantum physics. Remarkable discovery It's well worth reading how Planck arrived at…
The double slit experiment, when applied to single photons traveling one by one through a double slit barrier, proves that there is self interference
When we talk about time in physics, it's always about measured time. To talk about time in any other way is not physics. It doesn't belong to the realm of this discipline. Physical clocks This means that all discussions about…
The speed of light is constant. No matter how we measure it, it always returns the same value. This value is the constant c, and aether physics can explain why this constant cannot ever change. Light never slows down Some…
I have in my books proposed an aether made up of low energy photons and neutrinos. The reason being that this would explain the spontaneous appearances and disappearances of photons in the production of light. It would also explain the…
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