Which country has several heavy metal bands specifically for children? Detailed answer

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Which country has several heavy metal bands specifically for children?

In Finland, there are several heavy metal bands specifically for children. The most famous of them - Hevisaurus - performs in dinosaur costumes.

Moottörin Jyrinä covers classic hits from the likes of Iron Maiden, Motörhead and Ozzy Osbourne, translating the lyrics into Finnish in an educational and child-friendly way.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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What is quantum theory?

Light is still a huge mystery to man. We know that light travels in waves and that light waves are made up of electrical and magnetic vibrations going together. This is a type of electromagnetic wave. In 1900, the German physicist Max Planck discovered that the wave character did not fully reveal the theory of light. He tried to explain how a hot object emits radiation.

According to his theory, radiation is emitted not in a constant, continuous stream, but in small portions. Each small burst of energy is called a quantum of light. Planck's idea is now called quantum theory. A single quantum of radiation energy is so small that its flow seems to be continuous. For example, even from such a weak source as starlight, 60 quanta of light per second reach our eyes, and the light appears to be continuous.

Today, physicists consider light, on the one hand, as a wave theory, on the other hand, as a quantum theory. No single idea, by itself, can explain the phenomenon. The wave theory fully explains what happens when radiation travels through space or through matter. And quantum theory explains how radiation occurs and what happens to it when it is absorbed by matter.

Light and other types of electromagnetic radiation are very complex phenomena. Therefore, it is not surprising that neither wave nor quantum theory alone can explain what is happening.

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