Examples of using Subatomic particles in English and their translations into Czech
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Scientists are planning to lift an observation instrument 40 kilometers up into the stratosphere in search of almost undetectable subatomic particles.
And go back in time. Subatomic particles that can travel faster than the speed of light.
into the realm of atoms and subatomic particles, takes us into a strange unexplored world.
The mirror's surface, but it won't pierce the barrier between the worlds. The subatomic particles this emits will penetrate.
There are a shitload of subatomic particles in the universe, each set into outward motion at the moment of the Big Bang. But wait.
Subatomic particles that can travel faster than the speed of light… and go back in time.
you prepare him with a lecture on the movement of subatomic particles?
Known as electroweak symmetry breaking, this was the moment when subatomic particles acquired mass- substance- for the first time.
Experiments with subatomic particles have already shown that the future position of an object limits where it can be in the present.
It would consist almost entirely of subatomic particles called neutrons,
quantum theory tells us that subatomic particles don't have definite addresses in space.
In the past century, physicists have worked out that all matter is built from about 20 basic subatomic particles.
Correct me if I'm wrong, Doctor, but we're talking about a cloud sample large enough to contain a few subatomic particles.
black holes, that sort of thing. Invisible high-energy subatomic particles.
It's a 17-mile-long circular racetrack designed to smash subatomic particles together at phenomenal energies.
Get literally crushed into smaller and smaller space. The star, in fact, gets denser, as atoms, even subatomic particles.
identified dozens of tiny subatomic particles, the basic building blocks of matter.
even subatomic particles.
a replicator takes subatomic particles as you may remember from our lesson.
Invisible high-energy subatomic particles you know, like, li-like supernova, given off by-by massive expenditures of energy, black holes, that sort of thing. Neutrinos.