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Einstein disagrees with his friend and fellow physicist Dr. Niels Bohr about a fundamental concept of quantum physics.
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49 Comments

  1. When a photon is emitted as part of the photo electric effect, E = hf, so hf = mc^2 or m = hf/c^2. Momentum is then p = mv = mc = hfc/c^2 = hf/c and the position is where the photon is emitted from.

  2. That was the problm..when schrodinger and bohr were working on tiny particles….einstein thought how he missed it..as he was focusing on large particles….and he wanted the same rule should apply to electrons…as he was done with massive objects he also started focusing into quantum…which is still a mystery..i want einstein back…

  3. I don't know much about physics, but I know about philosophy, and one of the most common errors people make is rejecting a philosophical theory because it seems strange, rather than because they've followed the thinking and seen that it is incorrect. My speculation is that the same thing happens with physics. In our everyday lives the idea that something doesn't exist until we perceive it is strange, so we reject it, but we haven't followed the thinking and don't know that the theory is wrong. Weird and strange are not synonyms for incorrect.

  4. Esse debate é um clássico e não foi o Einstein que estava certo em sua lógica. Niels Bohr estava com a verdade, a verdade sempre vence, quem és pra dizer o que Deus deve fazer. 😅😂😂 Está rolando os dados 🎲

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