• And, so the experiment was to bombard the foil with these alpha particles, and that measure what happens to them.

    因此用这些阿尔法粒子,去轰击金箔,将会发生什么事情呢。

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  • So this project was, let's see if we can detect any alpha particles by making a detector that swings around.

    当你是本科生的时候,你们的导师会派一些,你们看上去很傻的工作,给你们干,现在这个工作就是。

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  • So on your computer's hard drive are again, a whole bunch of tiny magnetic particles aligned this way or this way.

    因此,你的电脑硬盘是完全是,有一簇按照这种方式排列的磁性粒子。

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  • And then, what they did is they made a map of where the particles scattered once they struck the screen.

    他们做的是,绘制粒子每次散射位置的图,每当他们撞击屏幕的时候。

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  • most chemical and biological systems aren't that simple precisely because you have to worry about many particles and their statistics and the way they might order or disorder.

    大多数化学或者生物系统并不是这么简单,因为你必须担心大量的粒子,和他们的统计特性以及它们有序,和无序的情况。

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  • Everything -- gold, silver, diamonds, particles -- everything accelerates the same way in a gravitational field, due to this remarkable fact.

    所有东西,金,银,钻石,粒子,所有东西,在引力场作用下都以相同的方式加速,原因就是这个显著的事实

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  • We show particles interacting with the colon collisions.

    我们想表现物质和冷却剂的,互动过程。

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  • These very small particles are able to specifically recognize certain kinds of cells.

    这些微小的小颗粒,可以识别特定种类的细胞

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  • That might seem confusing if you're thinking about particles, but remember we're talking about the wave-like nature of electrons.

    如果你们把它想成是一个粒子的话是很矛盾的,但记住我们这里说的,是电子的波动性。

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  • So, they took away that gold foil and said is just the alpha particles hitting it some other way?

    就是也许这是背景噪音,对吧?于是所以,他们把金箔拿走?

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  • And when you actually wanna store information on disk, can you actually use, as we'll see in a moment, magnetic particles.

    当你想在硬盘中存储信息时,我们将会用到后面,我们会谈论的一种称之为磁性粒子来实现它。

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  • He understood the interaction of particles of matter, and that's important to set the stage for the Rutherford experiment in Manchester about 10 years later.

    他理解物质粒子之间的相互作用,这点很重要,对于10年后他在曼彻斯特搭设,用于卢瑟福实验的平台来说。

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  • Basically what he did is he took a very thin metal foil and he bombarded it with charged particles.

    简单的说他做的工作是,用一张非常薄的金属箔,然后用带电的粒子轰击它。

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  • So, what we're looking at here is the force when we have two charged particles, one positive one negative -- here, the nucleus and an electron.

    我们现在研究的是,一正一负俩个带电粒子之间的,作用力-在这里。

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  • First of all, the majority of the alpha particles were transmitted through the screen, OK, majority, vast majority.

    第一点,大部分的阿尔法粒子,全都从屏幕穿透过去了,嗯,大部分的,绝大部分的。

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  • So as the particles on the disk that get the current in the read/write head moving put together millions of these magnetized segments and you've got a file.

    通过读写头你就可以得到每个粒子的极性,如果把这些上百万粒子的信息,汇聚要一起就够成了一个文件。

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