mike clarke said:hey all new to the forums
and i was wondering can you? if so what will happen is you smash electrones ?
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mike clarke
apologies for being so vague i was but basically this guy has the question i was meaning to try to ask..cragar said:I was wondering , you know how when they collide particles in an accelerator that their kinetic energy can turn into mass , I know electrons are elementary particles but if we collided 2 electrons at near the speed of light could their kinetic energy give off new particles , but we would still retain the 2 electrons of course .
mathman said:Have you tried google? (electron-electron collision).
"Smashing Electrones: Can You Do It?" is a book written by Mike Clarke that explores the world of particle physics and the possibility of smashing electrons together to create new particles.
Mike Clarke is a scientist and author who specializes in particle physics and has written several books on the subject.
Particle physics is the branch of physics that studies the nature of particles and their interactions. It involves understanding the fundamental building blocks of matter and the forces that govern them.
Smashing electrons together can help us understand the fundamental laws of nature and how particles interact. It can also lead to the discovery of new particles and advance our understanding of the universe.
No, smashing electrons together requires expensive and specialized equipment, as well as a deep understanding of particle physics. It is typically done by trained scientists at large research facilities, such as CERN.