Physics High
  • Home
  • Content
    • Foundations/skills
    • Mechanics >
      • Kinematics 1D
      • Kinematics 2D
      • Dynamics
      • Momentum and Energy
      • Circular Motion
      • Gravity
    • Waves and Optics >
      • Wave Phenomena
      • Sound
      • Physical Optics
      • Geometric Optics
    • Heat and Thermodynamics
    • Electricity and Magnetism >
      • Electrostatics
      • Circuit electricity
      • Electromagnetism
      • Induction
    • Modern Physics >
      • Relativity
      • Quantum Phenomena
      • Nuclear Physics
      • Particle Physics
    • Other >
      • Astrophysics
      • Medical Physics
  • Shorts
  • curriculum specific
    • NSW >
      • NSW curriculum
      • HSC question per Module
      • HSC Exam review >
        • Downloads/notes
    • IB curriculum
    • SAT curriculum
    • AP Physics 1&2 curriculum
  • Quizzes
  • Resources
    • Formula Sheet
    • tools >
      • Calculator
      • Oscilloscope
    • data sheet
    • for students >
      • recommended physics sites
      • Review and Tips
    • for teachers
  • Blogs
    • Podcasts
    • PhysicsHigh blog
  • About
    • Who am I
    • FAQ
    • Fun
    • Contact

Deep Impact
Science Communicators for a Smarter World

Picture
Picture
Picture

PODCAST 21: Abby Fraeman drives the Curiosity Rover on Mars as Deputy Project Scientist for NASA's JPL

17/6/2021

1 Comment

 
Abigail Fraeman has the fascinating and enviable job in driving the Mars Curiosity Rover to test the geology and atmosphere of Mars. She is the Deputy Project Scientist for Mars Science Laboratory, at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), as part of NASA. In this interview we chat about her research with the Curiosity Rover and the science it conducts on Mars, how she got into her work and also shares her advice for students thinking of STEM. And we discuss the muppets!
podcast_abby_fraeman_audio.mp3
File Size: 34004 kb
File Type: mp3
Download File

1 Comment
Salih Kırcalar link
30/7/2022 00:12:29

Quantum mechanics is a concrete result of the General Theory of
Relativity. According to the General Theory of Relativity, a clock on
Jupiter lags behind a clock on Earth. A clock on earth lags behind a
clock on the moon. they ended the theory here. However, I continue the
theory with the result I deduced from the Time Flow Formula. One hour
on the moon lags behind a clock on the alpha ray. A clock in the Alpha
beam lags behind a clock in the Beta beam. a clock in beta ray lags
behind a clock in x ray. Concrete results of the General Theory of
Relativity begin to be seen as masses and energies get smaller. These
are the same theory. Large masses have a very long life. Small masses
have very short lifetimes. As the lifetimes get shorter,
transformations from mass to energy and from energy to mass begin. In
summary Quantum mechanics is a concrete result of the General Theory
of Relativity.

This is a result from the Timeflow Formula. (Timeflow=Time/Energy).
Every simple physics formula explains a law of nature. In the Timeflow
Formula; It tells that a time equal to the amount of energy will be
released in a physical process. You can find more information on my
website. (timeflow.org).

In addition,The flow of the thought energy intensity in our brain is
body pain, unhappiness and boredom, joy, happiness and love,
sleep, and finally death, respectively, from high energy to low
energy. At the moment
to sleep, if we had a good sleep, our thought energy is very close to
zero or zero. When the energy flow intensity increases in our brain,
according to the 'Timeflow Formula (Timeflow=Time/Energy). The
timeflow will slow down. As the energy density (power) decreases, the
timeflow will accelerate. In the case of sleep and death, the timeflow
will be infinite. The timeflow formula explains very clearly and
simply that this situation, which is perceived as psychological time
is actually a purely physical event. I think it would be very useful
for psychology experts to evaluate the 'Timeflow' Formula and the
philosophical interpretation of the formula.

Reply



Leave a Reply.

    Author

    Paul Looyen

    Archives

    October 2021
    September 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    January 2021

    Categories

    All
    Astrophysicist
    Chemist
    Educational Research
    Gravitational Waves
    Particle Physicist
    Science Communicator
    Teacher

    RSS Feed

    Enter your email address:

    Delivered by FeedBurner

    Subscribe to Deep Impact - Science Communicators Impacting for a Smarter World by Email
Proudly powered by Weebly
  • Home
  • Content
    • Foundations/skills
    • Mechanics >
      • Kinematics 1D
      • Kinematics 2D
      • Dynamics
      • Momentum and Energy
      • Circular Motion
      • Gravity
    • Waves and Optics >
      • Wave Phenomena
      • Sound
      • Physical Optics
      • Geometric Optics
    • Heat and Thermodynamics
    • Electricity and Magnetism >
      • Electrostatics
      • Circuit electricity
      • Electromagnetism
      • Induction
    • Modern Physics >
      • Relativity
      • Quantum Phenomena
      • Nuclear Physics
      • Particle Physics
    • Other >
      • Astrophysics
      • Medical Physics
  • Shorts
  • curriculum specific
    • NSW >
      • NSW curriculum
      • HSC question per Module
      • HSC Exam review >
        • Downloads/notes
    • IB curriculum
    • SAT curriculum
    • AP Physics 1&2 curriculum
  • Quizzes
  • Resources
    • Formula Sheet
    • tools >
      • Calculator
      • Oscilloscope
    • data sheet
    • for students >
      • recommended physics sites
      • Review and Tips
    • for teachers
  • Blogs
    • Podcasts
    • PhysicsHigh blog
  • About
    • Who am I
    • FAQ
    • Fun
    • Contact