The two of them, something like sworn rivals, have spent years battling for first and second place.
"A pretentious bookworm" + "an arrogant, rude science machine"
Physics competition theme (optics and particle physics)
"The Tyndall effect" (you can see the shape of light when it meets dust)
Yu Nianyan's award-winning paper will be titled "On the Significance of Dust to Light."
When a ray of light pierces the darkness, dust is no longer insignificant. It dances, like shattered fragments of stars, like whispers from the Milky Way. Without dust, light is merely a lonely straight line; with it, light gains shape, warmth, and a story.
See? Even dust understands: the meaning of light is that even the smallest things can have the romance of being seen.
Theme: Dust is the universe's sigh, the fragments of time, yet light gives it a soul.
"Jiang tide raised his eyebrows, picked up the book and glanced at the title page - the three words "Yu Nianyan" were as neat as printed characters. She put the book on the adjacent table without hesitation, and took out a copy of "Feynman's Lectures on Physics" from her schoolbag and slapped it on the table. "Catch a big bug for the author~ Great support [Okay]
Ping: The teacher's writing is very tense and very good. Please continue to work hard!