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TouK

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  1. Well the last days i was trying to comprehend what is going on with the spectacular phenomenon of superfluidity.
    I saw some experiments with helium cooled to the temperature of 2.17K. I read about zero viscosity and all these exciting abilities it has but i couldnt find how helium acquires zero viscosity.
    In addition i read that it has something to do with bosons and the
    Bose-Einstein Condensation and if yes what exactly is that?

    I would appreciate it if anyone could explain me some basics things beacuse i am really interested in this phenomenon and quantum physics generally.

     

     

    Thank you for your time and sorry for and mistakes regarding my english as i am 16 years old from greece :)

     

  2. Thank you very much!!!!
    I am going to say it to my friend beacuse he wasnt sure too!



    In addition, is it true that we affect each other beacuse of our gravity here on earth too?(well such force will be tiny,otherwise we would stick together).

  3. A friend of mine said to me that every object has gravity and as a result if u place a man and a pen close to each other in the space then the pen will come closer to the man beacuse his gravitational force will effect it. Such an information seems really interesting to me and i would be grateful if someone could explain me what really happens.

    -Please explain them simply(15 years old)

    -Sorry for any english mistakes..didnt take the proficiency yet! :P

  4. This topic seems so awsome to me although i understand nearly nothing! I understand that such things are difficult to comprehend but if there is someone who understands why higgs boson is so important or what do we mean when we say that it gives mass to things and more then please help me understand them too!

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