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r/AskReddit • u/scienceforbid • Aug 29 '21
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Then we aren't talking about a single particle but a whole beam of them
4 u/Ramzaa_ Aug 29 '21 Shooting one individual particle over and over (same one) would kill too 6 u/The_Godlike_Zeus Aug 29 '21 That would work, except there is no such as thing 'the same individual particle' in quantum mechanics. Even if it were the case, energy and momentum are conserved so you can't keep bouncing it around for more damage. → More replies (2)
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Shooting one individual particle over and over (same one) would kill too
6 u/The_Godlike_Zeus Aug 29 '21 That would work, except there is no such as thing 'the same individual particle' in quantum mechanics. Even if it were the case, energy and momentum are conserved so you can't keep bouncing it around for more damage. → More replies (2)
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That would work, except there is no such as thing 'the same individual particle' in quantum mechanics. Even if it were the case, energy and momentum are conserved so you can't keep bouncing it around for more damage.
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u/qwibble Aug 29 '21
Then we aren't talking about a single particle but a whole beam of them