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Layman - speed of light - read at your own peril.

  • 29-08-2014 11:10pm
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    The Diabolical Monocle
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    ( D'oh ! Moderator please move to science section )



    This regards light speed. Speed of light.

    Im not so well versed in the sciences so please do excuse.

    In a nutshell - I think there is a speed much greater than the speed of light.

    I believe this speed to be what I have called speed of transition.
    (in my own terms - if not already invented)

    It may have been studied before, it may have been dismissed.
    So here is my 'speed of transition'.

    - It is the speed of change from one rule of physics to the next -

    It may be hard to conceive. It may well be a flawed idea but Ill try an example anyway.

    An electro magnet holds a metal ball suspended.

    There is the force of magnetism holding the ball above the earth.
    There is the force of gravity pulling the ball towards the earth.

    The electro-magnet is switched off.

    The situation changes instantly. Not even at the laughably slow speed of light, but instantly, absolute zero delay.

    Its not the function of the magnet losing power and the time from pressing the off button til the time the ball begins its descent. Its not about the mechanism.

    -The (new) rules of physics are brought into effect in what must be zero time-

    It is the speed with which reality changes - from situation a to situation b.

    From ball at zero velocity - to ball at x velocity.

    Another illustration in more silly human terms.

    In human terms - Security guard A 'Mr Magnetism' is met by security guard B 'Mr Gravity' - they greet each other, give a summary, say bye bye, Mr A goes home and Mr Gravity is now on duty. Their change over/transition took 5 minutes.

    At transition speed however Mr A is walking out the gate at the exact moment that Mr B is walking in. Their shoulders brush.
    As one crosses the line on his way in, the other is crossing the line on the way out. There was never an absence of a guard, not for one microsecond - yet there has been a change.

    Its works less like this. Which we are accustomed to.
    Step1 (delay) step2 (delay) step3.
    Light particle/wave leaves point A -delay- light particle/wave reaches point B


    And more like this step1step2step3.

    Force1force2

    or

    Force1(zero delay)Force2.

    Magnetinchargegravityincharge.


    Magneticforcechangenowgravity.



    Les opinions ?


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