Any applications in the macroscopic world?
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String Theory is only a theory of description of elementary particles based on one-dimensional curves, or "strings," instead of point particles, given by from some theoretical Physicist.\nThe energy-scale at which the stringlike properties would become evident is so high that it is currently unclear how any of the forms of the theory could be tested.\nSo it has not been tested yet and I think it will remain a theory not reality in near future.
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It is. Though for the time being, it can only be used for information. No teleporting massive objects.
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http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/hframe.html
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Haven't a clue but could you get me an application plz...lol  I think I could handle it.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanotechnology
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Science will help you get employment in many fields.  It has so many uses that are crucial to our lives today.  There is medecine, Astronomy, Physics for engineering and a host of other things.  I wish I could have done more in that field when I was in school.
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You might be interested in M-theory of the universe. It suggests that the universe, ie the big bang that we see is the result of two higher dimensional membranes touching each other. Other membranes may actually touch and produce other kinds of universes but with physics that might be unstable or unusual
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Bernoulli's principle can be tried.\nLaws of forces can be demonstrated.\nThermodynamics-transfer of heat.....etc
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Im doing my Physics exam next year, and ive made spider diagrams and flash cards for keywords. Also, try putting post-its around your room with useful formulas and keywords.\n\nYou could also make a card game, by matching keywords and meanings, in a (sort of) fun way.
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Solve your homework? Heh... I recommend Wikipedia to help you learn about entropy and ectropy. If they are not helpful to you, I'm sure there are some useful links (see the reference part).
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http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_6/chpt_7/5.html\nhttp://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/Hbase/electronic/nandlatch.html
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Newton's laws of motion only apply to systems that are larger than atomic and molecular. They definitely DO NOT apply to any atomic or molecular systems. Microscopic systems, yes. Macroscopic systems, yes. Sub-microscopic systems (sub-visual), no.
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A single graph could have many possible applications.
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You could try running an application like MemTest:\n\nhttp://www.memtest.org/
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All kinds of electromagnetic radiation reflect as light.\nSo do microwaves.\n\nTh
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well for my physics project for the boards i made a photoelectronic burglar alarm- at the heart of this was an LDR( Light Dependent Resistor) when the beam of light is obstructed (think laser in the movies-lol) the LDR resistance rises and the circuit inside is set into oscillation and the alarm sounds- other good projects would be a rain alarm, a rectifier, an electroscope,..... the possiblities are endless- i suppose you could do anything involving electric circuits since thats what the cbse calss 12 physics text covers most- i doubt ud want to do anything on ray or wave optics
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with biotechnology and atomic restructuring yes it will someday be possible.\nThe research in nanobots is coming along faster that expected then they were developed.\nWhat needs to be done now is learn to change the molecule structure of trash to food.\nLike cotton to rice.