Or, so they claim.
I wonder what Heisenberg would have to say about this.
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Electron filmed in motion for the first time
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let's hope that Heisenberg was well compensated!
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What exactly am I looking at ?
I see lot's of blue rings.
What exactly is the electron ?
Is it made up of all these blue rings ?
Me confused a little bit.
And what do they mean with motion ?
The swinging up and down ?
Bye, Skybuck.
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Maybe the rings are just the light/laser ?
So then what is the electron ?
The little blue particles moving around ?
Hmm..
Bye, Skybuck.
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And some people can't find their car keys.. :P
Which reminds me.. OT.. if that's ok... I've noticed I'm #1 in Google results for posting "Happy Electron Day" :) Come'on ...doesn't it sound like a good holiday? Dunno what the festivities would be like yet..
D from BC British Columbia Canada.
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"We demonstrate a quantum stroboscope based on a sequence of identical attosecond pulses that are used to release electrons into a strong infrared laser field exactly once per laser cycle. The resulting electron momentum distributions are recorded as a function of time delay between the IR laser and the attosecond pulse train using a velocity map imaging spectrometer."
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