Recent content by Quinnjin

Thanks to everyone for all the replies... I will continue to study... Cheers, Quinnjin

True, if there is in fact no transition between the two colours... which is what quantum theory states about electron orbits right?

Yeah I guess the thing is that if you inhabit a classical world, there may be a time problem or frame rate problem with your observations if what you were observing operated at a different time scale. Human perception runs at a certain frame rate... Perhaps classical physics has a frame rate...

That is very confusing thanks for the reply... So we are not assuming that because an electron shows certain characteristics when observed that it has those characteristics when not observed...? In fact do we think other wise... that it doesn't have those characteristics until observed? Or do...

I don't see anything in my questions which runs counter to classical mechanics. If so please point them out. In fact it's all based on classical mechanics, which appears to be the problem, asking frame rate of perception questions in order to ask whether any of the phenomena we see could be...

Okay, so this is my first post, and I'm probably going to embarrass myself, but here goes. I have a bunch of questions. So we have an atom, consisting of a proton and electrons, and these electrons spin either clock wise or anti clock wise but in fact appear to do both... until measured...Is...

Thanks!

Speaking only as a newbie here, but: A, He asked a question, he didn't make a claim. B, I think that this reaction to a simple question, one posed by some heavy hitters as you probably know, is a little bit against the spirit of enquiry and friendliness...Don't you think? Is that how it is here?

Just introducing myself, for the purposes of internet privacy, my name is "Quinnjin" Which is a nick name I got given as a kid... I have absolutely no credentials but an enquiring mind, I live in New Zealand, have worked all kinds of jobs, and currently work in film when I can , in trades...