
Advanced Physics quiz
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Which subatomic particle did J.J. Thomson discover in his 1897 experiments?
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Which subatomic particle is nicknamed the God particle?
Answer: Higgs boson
Why: Leon Lederman wanted to call his 1993 book The Goddamn Particle, citing the particle's villainous nature and cost, but his publisher refused.
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Which element has the lowest boiling point of all substances?
Answer: helium
Why: It boils at 4.222 kelvin and is the only element that will not freeze solid at atmospheric pressure however cold it gets.
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How fast does a spinning black hole's ergosphere drag spacetime?
Answer: Faster than light
Why: Locally nothing outruns light, but seen from far away the ergosphere sweeps spacetime past light speed, so no object there can hover still.
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Which physical constant represents the smallest possible unit of action?
Answer: Planck constant
Why: Its value is now fixed exactly by definition, and since 2019 the kilogram itself has been defined from it.
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Which type of radiation has the highest energy and frequency?
Answer: Gamma rays
Why: Thunderstorms make gamma rays too: about a thousand times a day they flash out some of the highest-energy light found naturally on Earth.
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Relativity makes GPS satellite clocks gain how many microseconds a day?
Answer: 38
Why: Weak gravity gains 45 microseconds a day, orbital speed loses 7; leave the 38 net uncorrected and GPS fixes drift about 10 km per day.