Saturday, February 19, 2011 at 4:30 am UTC + 05:30 Just a simple calculation, I did, says; the heaviest meson we know, is 35% lighter, than the water molecule, and about 22000 times heavier than electron. I am thinking along side… Read More ›
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Sir J. J. Thomson, the man behind electrons. Happy birth day Scientists. #mdashf #birthday2
#mdashf (insight of #mdashf) Sir J. J. Thomson, discovered the electron. The particle that gives us electric current and lit our bulbs and heat to toaster breads.
(Physics Today Insight) It’s the birthday of Joseph John “J J” Thomson, who was born in 1856 in Manchester, England. In 1897 Thomson found that cathode rays could be deflected by an electric field. He correctly deduced that cathode rays consist of tiny negatively charged particles: He had discovered the electron. Thomson was also a talented mentor: Six of his students – as well as his son, George – went on to earn Nobel prizes.
bizzarre world
hate you-tube, why do you have to stream it as many times as you want to hear it: ?
I so hate Internet Explorer, you have to kill a tab and open a new one because once it shows one address, another address can’t be put into it, it just hangs and if you kill it you would (kill) no? it produces a tab with a bang sound when you click, okay: ?
and whats this “sorry faced face-book” can’t post, try again in a few minutes. Are they trying to behave like people?
They will eventually commercialize every Goddamn electron in the world won’t they? and if you wanna pee pay us 50$, wanna breathe pay us 200$ wanna talk about your girlfriend? go to jail. wanna write a blog? book 2 years in advance.
