Exploring the Fine Structure Constant: Insights from a 30-Year Researcher

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In summary, a 30-year researcher has provided insights into the fine structure constant, a fundamental constant in physics that describes the strength of the electromagnetic interaction between elementary particles. Through extensive research and experimentation, the researcher has found evidence that challenges the current understanding of the fine structure constant, calling for a deeper exploration of this crucial constant in the field of physics.
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CL Wong
Hi there!

I'm CL from Singapore. A researcher in fine structure constant for the past 30 years. Looking to explore and exchange views on physics with everyone in the forum. Thanks!

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