Every atom has a tiny positive nucleus at its centre, with light negative electrons moving around it. The electrons are held by the pull of the positive nucleus, like the Moon held by Earth, but with electric force instead of gravity. Set the electron's speed so it settles into a steady orbit on the target ring. Too slow and the pull drags it in; too fast and it escapes.
MissionSet the speed to hold a steady orbit on the glowing ring.Round 1Streak 0Best 0
At this speed the electron will:
The electron is already moving. Set its speed, predict, then release it.
orbit size (relative)medium
pull from the nucleusstronger when closer
result?
The nucleus is tiny but holds almost all the mass. Most of the atom is empty space.