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This is only true if the objects involved in the collision are perfectly
rigid...which no objects are. Not even billiard balls, atoms or photons. Sally "G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message ... bouncing photons most people would throw the book at me. Any object that bounces back has to come to a stop before rebounding. In my theory this question need not be asked,and is the backbone of my theory. Bert |
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How did my "What if" post come out here?. Just add this to the above
post. Red photons would have less bounce than blue. Bert |
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