Particle Physics (36 of 41) What is a Photon? 20. The Electric Field

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In this video I will explain the effects of the electric field oscillation on the electron.

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Great explanation! Really helpful and approachable. 10/10 would recommend

carlaarganaraz
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I thought massless photon would move up & down since electron is heavier due to its mass.

zakirhussain-jsku
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This video explains very well . Just awsome. You sir are a great teacher

peterhall
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(3)...interstellar travel (thousands G of constant acceleration)... Gravity is a fundamental property of the Matter. Perhaps each material particle would work how a microsphere which emits, would be gravitons = PHOTONS, waves in straight line at all space directions. By some reason in magnetic substances these photon waves straight lines perhaps would braid among adjacent microspheres forming supposedly Gravitational Cords that already do not go in straight line faraway, but go in that object to a equilibrium point, the Pole, converging by exterior attracted by the Gravitational Cords from the other Pole...the "magnetic field"...

tonyon
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TY. If there was an electron in the white space, e.g. in the white space *underneath* the sine wave. Would that electron get moved by a force like the 1 you mention in the video?

alwaysdisputin
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In this way can we find how much energy is given to electron by electric and magnetic field, if so how

Irfan-vofh
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hii, i'm not academically inclinded like the rest of these folks... but i'm having a really hard time imagining what you're proposing on a 2d ideal into reality. the E and B along with the forces in conjunction just dont mesh with me cuz i feel like it's more chaotic... i feel like ur trying to mesh either more than 3 dimensions into 2 or you're trying the explain the characteristics of the same energy perameters into something that slightly makes sense i guess... i don't know know it's really hard to put into words.

RiseAndFlourish
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What is distance between photon and electron?

hakanegne