including “indigo”. Seriously? I am colourblind, even I know that’s bullshit.
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Science@mander.xyz•Physicists Superheated Gold to Hotter Than the Sun's Surface and Disproved a 40-Year-Old IdeaEnglish
1·4 months agoOkay, explain to me what the standard deviation of time is. I will pre-empt nonsense, just “time”, not just time in reference to the duration of a finite process. It must be abstract and universal, like the position-momentum case.
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Science@mander.xyz•Physicists Superheated Gold to Hotter Than the Sun's Surface and Disproved a 40-Year-Old IdeaEnglish
2·4 months agoA reasonable approach, but melting is a phase transition. It’s a collective behaviour. What the experiment shows is that quantum phenomena happen fast enough to make thermodynamics a bit strange. Probably because it is formulated in terms of continuous maths and atoms are discrete.
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Science@mander.xyz•Physicists Superheated Gold to Hotter Than the Sun's Surface and Disproved a 40-Year-Old IdeaEnglish
3·4 months agoDid you read it?
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Science@mander.xyz•Physicists Superheated Gold to Hotter Than the Sun's Surface and Disproved a 40-Year-Old IdeaEnglish
35·4 months agoEnergy-time relations have no link to the uncertainty principle. They apply to classical cameras for instance. There are no “energy fluctuations”, you cannot magically get energy from nothing as long as you give it back quickly, like some kind of loan.
This is because the energy-time relation works for particular kinds of time, like lifetime of excitations or shutter times on cameras. Not just any time coordinate value.
Edit: down votes from the scientifically illiterate are fun. Let’s not listen to a domain expert, let’s quote wiki and wallow in collective ignorance.

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