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on: October 03, 2015, 10:05:59 pm » posted from:KOWALE,POMORSKIE,POLAND
THEORY :
James Clerk Maxwell, in 1861–64, published his theory of electromagnetic fields and radiation, which shows that light has momentum and thus can exert pressure on objects.



SI units :
ENERGY/SPACE = [ Joul / cubic meters = Newton *meter / cubic meters = N/m^2 ]

1kg Ball VS 1kg ( 100 m^2 metal sheet )



1kg ( wood ) and 1kg ( steel )
wood is more light so ... has got biger surface !!!
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Looking for more information or education, do you recommend it?
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I'm not expecting to receive this kind of information. The subject matter is very desirable.
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