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Tag Archives: indirect measurement

Quantum Lab (Inquiry)

Posted on January 1, 2011 by Arbor Scientific

Indirect Measurement Lab
Something that is quantized exists in multiples of a set quantity. Examples are charge [1.6 x 10-19C] or quantum energies of photons. Planck and Einstein predicted that light existed as discrete bundles called photons. Since they could not see a unit of photon energy, this lab constructs a model of how quanta was [...]

This post was posted in Labs, Measurement & Analysis and was tagged with quantum, Planck, Einstein, indirect measurement
Extending Our Senses: Indirect Measurement

Posted on September 1, 2003 by Chris Chiaverina

Everything we experience comes to us through our five senses—sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste. While our senses are truly amazing, most of what goes on around us occurs unnoticed. Since we can only see a small range of the electromagnetic spectrum as visible light, we can be in the vicinity of a radio-transmitting tower radiating 50,000watts of power and be totally unaware of its presence.

This post was posted in CoolStuff Newsletters, Measurement and was tagged with indirect measurement, Extending our Senses

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