Directional component of light

If light travels with a directional component to its source, then we would
see a different Saturn up close to what we see from earth.

Any comments?

Alex Kudrasev.

"Alex Kudrasev" wrote in message
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If light travels with a directional component to its source, then we would
see a different Saturn up close to what we see from earth.

Any comments?

"light travels [....] to its source" ? no, I think it is moving from its
source.

Years (decades) ago Popular Electronics printed a report on this very
subject. They reported on an energy source that caused bathroom heaters
to ice up, floor lamps to black out a room when energized and other
contra actions. They called this "Contra Polar Energy". This would have
been a spectacular development if the article hadn't been in the "APRIL"
issue.
Oh well.

Dave Nagel

username wrote:

"Alex Kudrasev" wrote in message
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If light travels with a directional component to its source, then we would
see a different Saturn up close to what we see from earth.

Any comments?


"light travels [....] to its source" ? no, I think it is moving from its
source.

Alright arrogant smarty pants.

YOU tell us what the correct path of light in a non inertial frame of
reference follows from a rotating and revolving body.

And regarding your contra put down re floor lamps to black out etc, - you
are probably aware that it IS very possible - it's called phase cancellation
and it is used in many applications.

In fact it is used in noise generators that cancel out industrial noise for
example.

Meantime, waiting for your answer re directional vector component of light.

Cheers,


Alex Kudrasev.


"David G. Nagel" wrote in message
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Years (decades) ago Popular Electronics printed a report on this very
subject. They reported on an energy source that caused bathroom heaters
to ice up, floor lamps to black out a room when energized and other
contra actions. They called this "Contra Polar Energy". This would have
been a spectacular development if the article hadn't been in the "APRIL"
issue.
Oh well.

Dave Nagel

username wrote:

"Alex Kudrasev" wrote in message
...

If light travels with a directional component to its source, then we
would
see a different Saturn up close to what we see from earth.

Any comments?


"light travels [....] to its source" ? no, I think it is moving from
its
source.

"Alex Kudrasev" wrote in message
...
Alright arrogant smarty pants.

YOU tell us what the correct path of light in a non inertial frame of
reference follows from a rotating and revolving body.

And regarding your contra put down re floor lamps to black out etc, - you
are probably aware that it IS very possible - it's called phase
cancellation
and it is used in many applications.

yeah yeah, we all know that.

In fact it is used in noise generators that cancel out industrial noise
for
example.

Meantime, waiting for your answer re directional vector component of
light.

I was merely stating that your message was stated very unclear. Please try
again?