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• An Interesting Number in Physics
  ..., [[exponential relation between physical constants]], [[background of the physical constants]], [[Bode-Titius law]], [[neutral-atom mass formula]] ...for this amazing finding needs more detailed investigation related to the physical background.
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• Radiation, Quantization, & Temperature
  | keywords = [[physical constants]], [[Planck's Constant]], [[]] ...s, as that would com-pletely destroy them 100%. Not only that, the current dimensionless point and pi geometry could no longer be used. Therefore, the current estab
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• The ST System of Units Leading the Way to Unification
  ...p worked example showing how to derive any free space constant and quantum constant.
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• A Toolkit for Improving the Understanding of Relationships between Physical Parameters based on Adjusted SI units and a New Planck Unit Framework
  | title = A Toolkit for Improving the Understanding of Relationships between Physical Parameters based on Adjusted SI units and a ...als could be in excess of light speed, the patterns produced by subluminal physical objects have a maximum velocity of ''c'' times twice pi divided by alpha or
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• What Is A Photon?: A Unified-Wave Theory Explained
  ...nt. Why ambiguity associates with dimensional units applicable to Planck's constant. Why Cartesian coordinates can introduce fundamental errors. Why a photon's ...interference anomalies, the uncertainty principle, the characterization of physical laws through mathematics, and a unified-wave description of field disturban
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• Gravitational redshift
  [[Redshift]] is often denoted with the [[dimensionless]] variable <math>z\,</math>, defined as the fractional change of the wavele where <math>G</math> denotes Newton's [[gravitational constant]], <math>M</math> the [[mass]] of the gravitating body, <math>c</math> the
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• Hubble's law
  '''Hubble's law''' is the name for the observation in [[physical cosmology]] that: ...ding, but How Fast? |url=https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/20/science/hubble-constant-universe-expanding-speed.html |date=20 February 2017 |work=[[New York Times
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