Questions about light
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Why is particle beam/laser able to cut steel not able to move smoke? What the answer?
If a photon is an em wave, how em wave knock out electron in photoelectric effect? Like sound waves knock out dust from the wall?
If a particle beam able to cut steel, it should be able to move smoke and bend flame easily, it should be able to produce strong air flow.
You blow a little air to kill the candle flame but you can never blow air to cut steel, am I have a point?
Do you understand why a laser beam cuts through steel? Might be a place to start.
Of course, the same laser beam cuts through air, and smoke and flame quite easily. This is to do with steel being quite a different material, it takes a lot more heating than air or smoke does.
Why should a flame bend if you send a laser beam through it, I have no ides.
Of course, the same laser beam cuts through air, and smoke and flame quite easily. This is to do with steel being quite a different material, it takes a lot more heating than air or smoke does.
Why should a flame bend if you send a laser beam through it, I have no ides.
Have you ever heard of a magnifying glass?
Have you ever focused a magnifying glass between the light from the Sun and say your hand/...or a bit of paper?
Steel is compacted atoms and is literally melted by the concentrated emission and amplification of the EMR.
Smoke is not as dense and is pretty sparse and the LASER mostly passes through it.
http://www.explainthatstuff.com/antennas.html
If you are unable to comprehend what the link explains then you need to seek attention for one or more of the following problems.
[1] You have a serious learning/comprehension disability,[2] You are a child and as yet your learning/comprehension ability is not developed sufficiently.[3]You have an agenda that blinds you to accepted science.[4] You are trolling.