[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by HIGGSBOSONS How He Find That Red Has Less Energy And Voilate Has High Energy

I don't have any idea.

Originally Posted by harmonygirl but what happens to light when beams cross?

cause interference patterns.

[harmonygirl]

Is that the only thing that happens Antonio?

[dleviwing]

Originally Posted by HIGGSBOSONS Newton Observe The Spliting Of White Light Into Different Colors From Red To Voilate But How He Find That Red Has Less Energy And Voilate Has High Energy

He used a prism to split the light and then placed a thermometer at different positions throughout the spectrum and found different temperatures.

[HIGGSBOSONS]

I Found That When Beam Of Light That Consist Of Photons When Hits Any Material Also Has Very Little Probability That Two Photon At A Time Can Hit Single Electron To Emitt It, If Single Photon Has Less Energy To Perform Ionisation Or In Any Case.

If Any Body Send Me Good Link On Higgs Mechanism

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl Is that the only thing that happens

maybe they slowed down a bit to chat with each other, the photons, I mean.

[harmonygirl]

I was specifically thinking about harmonic alterations but now that I turn my mind to it, are there any temperature changes?

[AntonioLao]

Originally Posted by harmonygirl are there any temperature changes?

Since absolute zero of temperature cannot be reached by any means, tiny thermal fluctuations are very dfficult to detect in the sub-quantum domain of reality. Still, these could be the hidden realities that quantum physicists are searching for. My theory is that these are inseparables magnetic helicities whose existence confirmed within Curie points of broken symmetries.

[harmonygirl]

Huh? okay, break that language down for me....

[AntonioLao]

harmonygirl,

When a bunch of photons get together in one place the result is a LASER (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation) ball of ultrahigh temperature.

[harmonygirl]

maybe this is a simple question, but is amplication the same as simply beams crossing?