08-05-2017, 09:59 PM
08-05-2017, 10:31 PM
that whole argument this guy made with the stick is horse shit and the guy is a moron.
The stick is not moving at the speed of light or faster. It's not moving even 1 mile per hour probably, but what that shit head fails to understand is that the stick is not traveling from one place the other, its connected to both of those places. So when someone pulls one end, it's only moving a few inches. It's not traveling from one end to the other.
The guy is a retard.
The stick is not moving at the speed of light or faster. It's not moving even 1 mile per hour probably, but what that shit head fails to understand is that the stick is not traveling from one place the other, its connected to both of those places. So when someone pulls one end, it's only moving a few inches. It's not traveling from one end to the other.
The guy is a retard.
08-05-2017, 10:43 PM
Put another way.
If there was a rocket that was 400 billion miles long and it moved one inch, both ends would move at the same time.
If there was a rocket that was 400 billion miles long and it moved one inch, both ends would move at the same time.
08-05-2017, 11:20 PM
gg understands it. one idiot arguing over nonsense with another idiot. it's too bad he doesn't put the effort he puts into his logos and production values into his logic.
speed of light and sound have nothing to do with manipulating exceedingly large sticks. the lorentz force of the pusher interacts with the field of the exposed side of the stick, causing it to exert its lorentz force on the next molecule, so on and so forth. assuming the stick has structural integrity, and assuming the pusher has sufficient force, and there's no friction or shearing effects, the stick moves exactly as it would in smaller scale.
the real thought experiment, which the guy didn't even seem to mention, is that with a stick of sufficient theoretical length, the movement on the far side from the pusher would appear to be reacting faster than time required for light to pass from point A to B. this is poor logic. no information in that example is even violating the alleged speed of light barrier. each molecule is interacting with the one before / after it in their own frame of reference through the lorentz forces. [the studies i've read indicate that nothing actually touches anything else physically, it's just fields of atoms/molecules interacting with the fields of other atoms/molecules. atoms and molecules aren't even physical things, it's just forms of energy at certain harmonics that either interact with or ignore other forms of energy.]
there were well publicized experiments showing that the apparent speed of light can be manipulated. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/spee...-after-all
dumb ass in the video didn't debunk anything aside from the other dumb ass's poor logic.
speed of light and sound have nothing to do with manipulating exceedingly large sticks. the lorentz force of the pusher interacts with the field of the exposed side of the stick, causing it to exert its lorentz force on the next molecule, so on and so forth. assuming the stick has structural integrity, and assuming the pusher has sufficient force, and there's no friction or shearing effects, the stick moves exactly as it would in smaller scale.
the real thought experiment, which the guy didn't even seem to mention, is that with a stick of sufficient theoretical length, the movement on the far side from the pusher would appear to be reacting faster than time required for light to pass from point A to B. this is poor logic. no information in that example is even violating the alleged speed of light barrier. each molecule is interacting with the one before / after it in their own frame of reference through the lorentz forces. [the studies i've read indicate that nothing actually touches anything else physically, it's just fields of atoms/molecules interacting with the fields of other atoms/molecules. atoms and molecules aren't even physical things, it's just forms of energy at certain harmonics that either interact with or ignore other forms of energy.]
there were well publicized experiments showing that the apparent speed of light can be manipulated. https://www.sciencenews.org/article/spee...-after-all
dumb ass in the video didn't debunk anything aside from the other dumb ass's poor logic.
08-05-2017, 11:34 PM
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08-05-2017, 11:38 PM
(08-05-2017, 11:34 PM)Trix Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.cherryh.com/WaveWithoutAShore...413617.png
60 mile zoom lens , 1800 feet of missing curvature
08-05-2017, 11:44 PM
No.
08-05-2017, 11:46 PM
(08-05-2017, 11:34 PM)Trix Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.cherryh.com/WaveWithoutAShore...413617.png
hahaha!
08-05-2017, 11:47 PM
Guest
08-06-2017, 10:39 AM
Question: How ''fast'' do you guys think you are going at this very moment?
Guest
08-06-2017, 09:13 PM
Do you think you are standing STILL?
Let's try another thought experiment... you are rotating around the Earth because the Earth is rotating around itself and the Earth is rotating around the sun, the sun is rotating around the center of the Milky way galaxy, the Milky way galaxy is moving towards the Andromeda galaxy, both of them are rotating around a cluster of galaxies, that cluster of galaxies is rotating around an even bigger cluster of galaxies, and so on and so forth...
You are going as fast as is possible... all the time!
Let's try another thought experiment... you are rotating around the Earth because the Earth is rotating around itself and the Earth is rotating around the sun, the sun is rotating around the center of the Milky way galaxy, the Milky way galaxy is moving towards the Andromeda galaxy, both of them are rotating around a cluster of galaxies, that cluster of galaxies is rotating around an even bigger cluster of galaxies, and so on and so forth...
You are going as fast as is possible... all the time!
08-07-2017, 02:11 AM
Actually you should watch "The Principle".. New scientific studies in microwaves are turning the entire perception of the universe upside down. Suggesting the Earth is some sort of focal point, or center to the universe. It is an interesting watch. I highly recommend it for all inquiring minds.
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08-07-2017, 06:40 AM
Not only Earth, but literally everywhere you go is the center!