Question about the wave-particle duality of photons (light and matter)?

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Heiwa

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I m told that spectroscopy is a key tool in developing scientific understanding of the electromagnetic force and also of the strong and weak nuclear forces but not gravity force. But Sun light? Is it a force?
What is the force carrier of the electromagnetic force?
Photons, of course. But only day time, when it doesn't rain.

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markjo

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I m told that spectroscopy is a key tool in developing scientific understanding of the electromagnetic force and also of the strong and weak nuclear forces but not gravity force. But Sun light? Is it a force?
What is the force carrier of the electromagnetic force?
Photons, of course. But only day time, when it doesn't rain.
What are you trying to say?  Is the sun the only source of photons? Does it rain at night on the sun?
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Heiwa

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I m told that spectroscopy is a key tool in developing scientific understanding of the electromagnetic force and also of the strong and weak nuclear forces but not gravity force. But Sun light? Is it a force?
What is the force carrier of the electromagnetic force?
Photons, of course. But only day time, when it doesn't rain.
What are you trying to say?  Is the sun the only source of photons? Does it rain at night on the sun?
At night all photons from the Sun bypass me on Earth and flies away into the Universe. Question remains how does the Sun create photons!

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markjo

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At night all photons from the Sun bypass me on Earth and flies away into the Universe.
Are you really that stupid? 

Question remains how does the Sun create photons!
No.  The question is why does a photon (regardless of its origin) behave like both a wave and a particle/
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The question about what makes photons was already addressed too, just for the record.

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Heiwa

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Actually, the photons coming from the Sun have different colors if you believe NASA, which I do not. NASA with their humans on the Moon and vehicles on planet Mars is a joke.
https://sdo.gsfc.nasa.gov/data/


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markjo

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Actually, the photons coming from the Sun have different colors if you believe NASA, which I do not.
Again, are you really that stupid?  The sun produces a photons with a very wide variety of wavelengths, of which only a very few are visible to the naked eye.
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Heiwa

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Actually, the photons coming from the Sun have different colors if you believe NASA, which I do not.
Again, are you really that stupid?  The sun produces a photons with a very wide variety of wavelengths, of which only a very few are visible to the naked eye.
No, I am not stupid. I just ask questionsn e.g how is the heat of the Earth produced and what is a photon?  According
http://milesmathis.com/aurora2.pdf
http://milesmathis.com/core.pdf
Earth's heat isn't produced by a spinning iron core or any of that nuclear fission nonsense, it is created by recycling charge of photons coming in from the Sun and planets and galactic core.

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markjo

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No, I am not stupid.
If you trust Miles Mathis, then I have to wonder.

I just ask questions...
Why do you ask questions when you no intention of ever believing the answers?
« Last Edit: July 10, 2021, 06:32:09 PM by markjo »
Science is what happens when preconception meets verification.
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Besides, perhaps FET is a conspiracy too.
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Heiwa

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No, I am not stupid.
If you trust Miles Mathis, then I have to wonder.

I just ask questions...
Why do you ask questions when you no intention of ever believing the answers?
Well, topic is photons and Miles Mathis has an idea that photons may heat up the core of the Earth and cause volcanic eruptions on Earth (assisted by magnetic fields and forces in the Universe). What do you think? Excuse asking! Is the heat radioactive decay? Any evidence of radioactive decay in the lava/magma of any volcano?

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markjo

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Well, topic is photons and Miles Mathis has an idea that photons may heat up the core of the Earth and cause volcanic eruptions on Earth (assisted by magnetic fields and forces in the Universe). What do you think?
I think that photons don't usually penetrate very far into the earth.

Excuse asking! Is the heat radioactive decay? Any evidence of radioactive decay in the lava/magma of any volcano?
Yes, radioactive elements are found in lava/magma, although not usually in dangerous levels. 
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1147733/Yellowstone-volcano-magma-chamber-radioactive-lava-USGS-Yellowstone-news

It's also believed that tidal forces from the moon are strong enough to "knead" the earth's crust causing heat from friction.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_heating
« Last Edit: July 11, 2021, 10:22:30 AM by markjo »
Science is what happens when preconception meets verification.
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Besides, perhaps FET is a conspiracy too.
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Heiwa

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Yes, radioactive elements are found in lava/magma, although not usually in dangerous levels. 
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1147733/Yellowstone-volcano-magma-chamber-radioactive-lava-USGS-Yellowstone-news

It's also believed that tidal forces from the moon are strong enough to "knead" the earth's crust causing heat from friction.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_heating
So no radioactive decay at Yellowstone. Just a few miles down at Yellowstone it is very hot, but nobody really knows why ... except it is maybe due to Moon gravity force. Do you really believe that?

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markjo

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Yes, radioactive elements are found in lava/magma, although not usually in dangerous levels. 
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1147733/Yellowstone-volcano-magma-chamber-radioactive-lava-USGS-Yellowstone-news

It's also believed that tidal forces from the moon are strong enough to "knead" the earth's crust causing heat from friction.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_heating
So no radioactive decay at Yellowstone. Just a few miles down at Yellowstone it is very hot, but nobody really knows why ... except it is maybe due to Moon gravity force. Do you really believe that?
Normally I would report the post directly above this one as spam (assuming a mod hasn't gotten rid of it yet), but in your case I think it might be sound advice.
Science is what happens when preconception meets verification.
Quote from: Robosteve
Besides, perhaps FET is a conspiracy too.
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It is just the way it is, you understanding it doesn't concern me.

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Heiwa

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Yes, radioactive elements are found in lava/magma, although not usually in dangerous levels. 
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1147733/Yellowstone-volcano-magma-chamber-radioactive-lava-USGS-Yellowstone-news

It's also believed that tidal forces from the moon are strong enough to "knead" the earth's crust causing heat from friction.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_heating
So no radioactive decay at Yellowstone. Just a few miles down at Yellowstone it is very hot, but nobody really knows why ... except it is maybe due to Moon gravity force. Do you really believe that?
Normally I would report the post directly above this one as spam (assuming a mod hasn't gotten rid of it yet), but in your case I think it might be sound advice.
Don't worry about spam. Question is about photon particles and what they do. It is suggested that they + magnetism heat the core of the Earth producing volcanic activities. I think it is a fascinating idea.
Others believe it is radioactive decay in the core of the Earth, and if not, it is the Moon gravity that apply friction between the Earth crust and core producing heat, etc. I think both those ideas are wrong. 

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markjo

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It is suggested that they + magnetism heat the core of the Earth producing volcanic activities. I think it is a fascinating idea.
Then perhaps you should discuss it with the person who suggested the idea.

Others believe it is radioactive decay in the core of the Earth, and if not, it is the Moon gravity that apply friction between the Earth crust and core producing heat, etc. I think both those ideas are wrong.
Then perhaps you should address your concerns to a volcanologist.
Science is what happens when preconception meets verification.
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Besides, perhaps FET is a conspiracy too.
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It is just the way it is, you understanding it doesn't concern me.

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Heiwa

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It is suggested that they + magnetism heat the core of the Earth producing volcanic activities. I think it is a fascinating idea.
Then perhaps you should discuss it with the person who suggested the idea.

Others believe it is radioactive decay in the core of the Earth, and if not, it is the Moon gravity that apply friction between the Earth crust and core producing heat, etc. I think both those ideas are wrong.
Then perhaps you should address your concerns to a volcanologist.
Actually I happen to have a friend on Iceland where there is a new volcanic eruption just outside his house, i.e. hot lava and magma flow out of a crack in the ground destroying his lawn. Who to blame? The Moon causing friction crust/core or radioactive decay at the core of the Earth? Or photons being accelerated by magnetic fields between the Sun and the Earth rotating in the Universe? I thought you Markjo were an expert of everything and could sort out the problem!