Facts on Physics - Part 1

As a physicist, I love to demonstrate physics in a fun way. Science is fun but you have to take it seriously. I have recently discovered a youtube channel named "ElectroBoom" that has demonstrated all electric phenomenon in a very fun and interesting way. Now as a small youtuber I can't demonstrate all the things just right now but I will try to upload in future. But that's not gonna be a be problem because I want to share the facts in this post. Have a read and have fun.

  • In the world of quantum physics, a "glueball" is a particle that doesn't contain any matter and is made up of pure force.
  • We, The Human also emit radiation.  Such radiation is sometimes called thermal radiation. Most of the radiation emitted by the human body is in the infrared region, mainly at the wavelength of 12 microns.
  • Banana is Radioactive. They emit Ionized Radiation in a very small amount.
  • The most radioactive place in earth is the average smoker's lungs. Sleeping next to them is really effective.
  • Even Einstein, who discovered one of the fundamental quantum theory for which he won the Noble Prize, was not happy for quantum's probability's nature. That's why he told, "God doesn't play Dice".
  • The black hole is actually a massive dead star shrink into a very very small space called the singularity. Even we can convert anything into Black Hole by compressing them into a very small point like space.
  • The speed of wind near the surface of the ocean is much lower than what is observed in the higher altitudes. The reason can be attributed to the friction it receives from the water surface. It is due to this reason that most birds fly at a higher altitude. They manipulate the wind power in order to use the least amount of energy on flying.
  • Size or Radius of Universe is Infinite but the radius of Observable Universe is about 46.6 billion light-years. But the Big bang happened only about 13.7 Billion years ago. That's why we know the Universe is expanding.
  • If the Universe expands. the questions arise, Who is then expanding the universe? The answer is Dark Matter and Dark Energy.
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