arghdon't let's get into this. good answer though!
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Thu 24 Jun 2004, 17:14,
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That's a very pleasant responseespecially since I'm being such a shameless pedant!!
I can't believe I remember that from 1st year physics ... or skiving and pub studies as I like to call it
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Thu 24 Jun 2004, 17:20,
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I can't believe I remember that from 1st year physics ... or skiving and pub studies as I like to call it
i remember something of physicsand the speed of light not being constant, i think i read it in new scientist.that and all the addendums to the theory of relativity.
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Thu 24 Jun 2004, 17:26,
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Well ...the speed of light changes according to the media it's passing through ... ie it is faster in air than water, and fastest in a vacuum.
Quantum mechanics has an adjustor that makes the energy of a body or particle tend towards invinity as it approaches the speed of light.
But all this is pure speculation, as I think physics is fundamentally flawed and made over complicated by people with too much imagination and time (who also don't want to bother with external factors, such as density variance of space-time etc)
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Thu 24 Jun 2004, 17:32,
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Quantum mechanics has an adjustor that makes the energy of a body or particle tend towards invinity as it approaches the speed of light.
But all this is pure speculation, as I think physics is fundamentally flawed and made over complicated by people with too much imagination and time (who also don't want to bother with external factors, such as density variance of space-time etc)