Your smartphone camera exists because of Einstein: Nobel-winner's idea was considered bizarre
•Every time someone snaps a selfie, records a sunset or scans a QR code, they are unknowingly using technology built on a scientific idea once dismissed as strange and almost unbelievable.
•More than a century ago, Albert Einstein proposed that light behaves not just as a wave, but also as tiny packets of energy capable of knocking electrons loose from materials.
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Every time someone snaps a selfie, records a sunset or scans a QR code, they are unknowingly using technology built on a scientific idea once dismissed as strange and almost unbelievable. More than a century ago, Albert Einstein proposed that light behaves not just as a wave, but also as tiny packets of energy capable of knocking electrons loose from materials.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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