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Dear Scientist (????) Rojak,
May be the following text will help you to understand some basic of sub-atomic particles. You can find these definitions in basic elementary textbooks on the physical properties of atoms.
Particle radiation is the radiation of energy of fast-moving subatomic particles. Particle radiation is referred to as a particle beam if the particles are all moving in the same direction, similar to a light beam. Due to the wave-particle duality, all moving particles also have wave character. Higher energy particles more easily exhibit particle characteristics, while lower energy particles more easily exhibit wave characteristics. An atom is classified according to the number of subatomic particles of protons, neutrons and electrons. In the 1950s, the development of improved particle accelerators and particle detectors allowed scientists to study the physical properties of atom. This has important applications in magnetic resonance imaging.
Dear Scientist (???) Rojak, the key word here is imaging. One cannot see and will never able to see atom but there are very advanced devices that can detect the electron beams and the waves generated by the moving subatomic particles of each atom. From this, the device can make an image. The images created by these imaging devices are just like images created by untra-sonic devices used in scanning baby fetus. So, what you see are just photographs, even they are in 3-D images, they are images. Hope you have learnt something about imaging and atom!
May be the following technical note will help you to understand better.
Technically, you cannot "see" anything smaller than the shortest wavelength of light that you can see it with. The shortest wavelength violet light is 4 x 10-7 meters. An atom is about 10-11 meter. So an atom is 4 x 104 or 40,000 x too small to be seen. But there are ways to "visualize" it by imaging the waves using advance electron microscopes. But these are all just measurements converted to computer images, and are not in any real sense seeing the atom. You can't see atoms in any normal sense of using an optical microscope, not even with today's most advanced electron beam microscopes!
So, now you understand why you can never see atom? Dear Scientist (???) Rojak.
What I said here is more than just physics and science. The invisibility of things (namely atoms) are mentioned in the Bible and all the things that we see that are created by God are created from these invisible things (i.e. atoms). Read Hebrews 11:3, and you will marvel at what the Bible has said (about atoms!) It's a fact that everything that we see are made up of atoms which are invisible and will never able to be seen because the physical law of optics simply disallowed atoms to be seen. The Bible has recorded this scientific fact 2,000 years ago.
gong chee bye
the more u talk the more i feel like slapping you in real life. obviously you randomly pick up few articles and piece them together trying to smoke again.
First and foremost, magnetic resonance imaging commonly known as MRI is an extension of NMR - nuclear magnetic resonance. From the NMR signal computer then resolve the image out in 3D. it is based on the instrinsic spin property of certain isotopes of atoms which resulted in upfield and downfield signal due to its chemical environment in high magnetic field. this is really complex and only chemist and biochemist dealing with organic synthesis or protein will know it inside out. GUESS WHAT? I AM A ORGANIC SYNTHESIS CHEMIST. FOR EACH MOLECULE I SYNTHESIS I HAVE TO PRODUCE A PROTON AND CARBON NMR. WHO THE FUCK U TRYING TO KID, U MOTHER FUCKING CHEE BYE KIA YOU WANT TO SMOKE ME ON THIS? I used it till i close one eyes in my work chee bye kia, you want to smoke what. from NMR signal then the computer resolved it to give the 3D MRI. HAS NOTHING GOT TO DO WITH PARTICLE RADIATION. you put those down for fuck?
you put down heisenberg uncertainty (which i bet you have no idea that you stated it) on quantum mechanic level for fuck? i said long ago we cannot view subatomic particle, BUT WE CAN AT ATOMIC LEVEL, effect of heisenberg uncertainty on position on atom is not that great till we cannot image it. Face it, its already out on top tier journal nature few years back, we have already being able to see it with electrons microscope. YOU HAVE LOST
NEXT MRI IMAGING HAS NOTHING GOT TO DO WITH ELECTRON MICROSCOPE IMAGING. BOTH ARE BASED ON 2 DIFFERENT PRINCIPLE YOU FUCKING MIXED THEM UP, i don't blame you what can a chee bye kia conman like you know? you only know how to cut and paste from the net without processing it with any intelligence. you mother fucker chee bye kia, what are you trying to do by stating out false information? LIM BEY AT LEAST OOK AT OVER 200 NMR IN THIS FUCKING LIFE. YOU TRYING TO SMOKE ME ON THIS? I MOTHER FUCKING FUCK U. MRI YES ITS A COMPUTER 3D IMAGE OF LOTS OF NMR SIGNALS. Electron microscope principle works VERY SIMILAR TO LIGHT microscope. Only difference? it source emit a radiation of electrons with a shorter wavelength than visible light, and the used detector can detect those source of light/radiation. TALK TO IDIOT LIKE YOU REALLY WANT TO MAKE ME VOMIT BLOOD. DON'T KNOW A SHIT STILL TRYING TO ACT SMART
next as of in the past, we already know your understanding of science is a joke and you are not even at the level to teach me primary school kid. you have stated out a lot of factual error and i wonder which dumb website did you get that information from. your understanding of light is a joke, shortest wavelength of BLUE light is 400 nm (power of -9 not -7 the number you state is in Infrared region stupid fuck), this is the light that is shortest wavelength detectable by our eyes that we can see. atomic size in general is in the range of 1/2 an angstrom (power -10 to -11). YES WE CANNOT RESOLVE IT USING LIGHT microscope, that why WE FALL ON ELECTRONS THAT HAS A SHORTER WAVELENGTH. GONG CHEE BYE
instead of light wave, we use electrons wave to resolve it and it. WE human cannot see it with our eyes, but we can SEE IT with instruments. OUR EYES CANNOT SEE SHORTER THAN NM RANGE, THAT DOES NOT MEANS INSTRUMENT CANNOT DETECT IT STUPID FUCK.
these are real image, NOT COMPUTER GENERATED FROM FOURIER TRANSFORM SIGNALS.
FACE IT, these are observable. carry on live in denial, all these things can be seen and talk to idiot like you really make me laugh. you are the first idiot i met that told me these image cannot be counted as we visualising it.
AND WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU TO PLACE THE STANDARD THAT RESOLUTION OF IMAGE OUTSIDE VISIBLE LIGHT RANGE DOES NOT COUNT AS VIEWING?
the journal is already published in nature, WE HAVE ALREADY ABLE TO VIEW HYDROGEN ATOM USING TEM, YOU STUPID MOTHER FUCKING FUCK, HOW MANY TIMES MUST I REPEAT THIS. In fact in the past, the resolution issue was never with the wavelength of electrons, but with the ability to focus it. i bet fucker like you are a con man in real life, i really feel like beating you up in real life now. you are really a mother fucking conman, those that are uneducated i bet many are cheated by you.
you are just a stupid christian dog that does not have a simple basic degree, don't talk big. YES WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU TO PLACE THE LIMITATION ON VIEWING OUTSIDE RANGE OF VISIBLE REGION IS NOT COUNTED. WHO THE FUCK YOU THINK YOU ARE? STOP THINKING SO HIGHLY OF YOURSELF. YOU MERELY SET THIS STANDARD ON YOUR OWN WHEN YOU REALISED YOUR COVERS ARE BEING BLOWN OFF, SO YOU HAVE NO CHOICE BY TO TWIST AND TURN LIKE A MOTHER FUCKING CHEE BYE SNAKE, SET YOUR OWN RULES SO THAT YOU CAN WIN. FACE IT, THE IMAGE IS THERE, AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPE LIKE LIGHT MICROSCOPE THE IMAGE IS NOT COMPUTER GENERATED FROM PURE SIGNALS, THESE ARE REAL IMAGE, LIKE IT OR NOT THIS IS A FACT (MRI WHICH YOU QUOTED EARLIER YES IT IS, BUT ITS 2 DIFFERENT TECHNOLOGY STUPID FUCK).
FACTS REMAIN, GOD CANNOT BE DETECTED, thus DOES NOT EXIST. and most importantly, i proven once again you are just a conman. a mother fucking conman, i bet you think there are no professionals around in this forum. fuck you stupid fuck, i am here to expose you.
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