Muthumanickam Venkatachalam

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Why do photons get attracted by a blackhole's pull since they are not particles? Does energy also get pulled by gravity in general?

As we know that the Law of Newton's Gravitation, gravitational force depends on the masses of interacting particles but not on their energies. And we also know photons are massless, chargeless,...

13 April 2021 8,044 12 View

Why doesn't the path of an electromagnetic wave distort when It passes through a strong either electric or magnetic field?

Since It possesses the force fields(electric and magnetic), It should be either attracted or repelled to an external force field. But It does do nothing in reality. Why?How?

25 March 2021 1,974 4 View

Why does a wave function have no units, whilest its probability density has unit(s)?

The unit of its probability density is L^(-n) n is the no. of axes. If a wave function's[psi(x, y, z)] probability density has an unit of L^(-3), then naturally psi(x, y, z) also should possess...

23 March 2021 6,213 3 View

What happens to photons of waves that form dark fringes in Young's double-slit experiment?

We see dark black fringes in the case of destructive interference of the coherant waves. A darl fringe represents either emitted or reflected energy. Since energy can be neither created nor...

01 January 1970 5,388 3 View

Why do people use "Kg" or "Ibs" instead of "Newton"?

According to Physics language, weight of an object with mass "m" is actually the force experienced by it under gravitional pull by another object(for us, Earth). My mass is approximately around...

01 January 1970 7,664 7 View