Matter produces data, and sends it, so the matter can be a transmitter, but if this matter also be a receiver, which kind of data can be received by it?
What is the relationship between the data produced by the matter and the data received by the matter? Should this data be the same type?
Dear Zahra Hosseinpour
To find the right answer, it will be useful to examine the types of data conversion by material.
A folder is attached for guidance.
Dear Zahra Hosseinpour
To find the right answer, it will be useful to examine the types of data conversion by material.
A folder is attached for guidance.
Dear Rashid Nasrolahpour
Thank you so much, and I really appreciate your response.
Dear Rashid Nasrolahpour According to the poster 05 it sounds, any data (which is produced by matter) can convert to electricity, so can we conclude that any matter can receive the electric data? And why? Is it because of the inner structure of matter?
Dear Zahra Hosseinpour
To find the exact answer, we need to know the internal structure of matter. Therefore, it is necessary to review and critique atomic models.
Dear Rashid Nasrolahpour
Thanks. I review it a little, and I think the conventional atomic model is not capable of answering this question. I think if we use the concept of the ether, then we can have a proper answer. What's your opinion?
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