
The strong electrical field of a potent Laser, can make electrons in an atom, jerk off briefly. We know that light is a electro-magnetic wave. This phenomenon, called tunneling, is akin to bobbing of a float in water, up and down, due to the propagating wave (laser or light is electromagnetic wave), when an object is thrown in it.
Formation of 'holes' and electrons in semiconductor chips, photoelectricity, pyrimidine dimers, free radicals may be explained; even new hypotheses in vision physiology may be put forward, when the technique is mastered. The electron transport chain in the mitochondria may reveal new light, and many other vistas stand to be explored, as a byproduct of this phenomenon.
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