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3 responses to “Have you ever seen an atom?”
Like!! Really appreciate you sharing this blog post.Really thank you! Keep writing.
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Now I said no one has seen an atom, but we have seen so much evidence of their existence that most of us believe in them. Most of the experiments, like those here at Jefferson Lab, work by bouncing something off an atom, like an electron, and watching where the electron goes after it bounces out of the atom. Of course, an electron is smaller than an atom, so it would seem to get trickier. An electron is actually pretty easy to see since it leaves tracks in many things. Using those tracks, we can build a pretty nice picture of an atom. The story is typical in science and many human endeavors. Someone comes up with an idea and then tries to prove it. One could argue that Columbus’ trip was an experiment to prove or disprove his theory that India could be reached by sailing West from Europe.
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Many things exist whether or not we believe, humans are on the track of discovering major and all minor building blocks of life and yes, labs like u mentioned play a vital role in discoveries.
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