Device Makes Radio Waves Travel Faster Than Light!

On Jul 1, 6:31*pm, Double-A wrote:
The link:

http://www.universetoday.com/2009/06...dio-waves-trav...

Double-A

Photons riding other photons. Others have been there and done that
FTL thing (aka quantum tunneling)

~ BG

On Jul 1, 9:29*pm, BradGuth wrote:
On Jul 1, 6:31*pm, Double-A wrote:

The link:

http://www.universetoday.com/2009/06...dio-waves-trav...

Double-A

Photons riding other photons. *Others have been there and done that
FTL thing (aka quantum tunneling)

*~ BG


This must be something new and revolutionary or it wouldn't say, "Data
could be transferred more quickly." Existing apparent FTL phenomena
cannot be used to move data any faster than the limit imposed by c.
Radio waves are the same thing as light waves, except for the
wavelength. If radio waves can go faster than light, then light can
go faster than light!

Double-A

On Jul 2, 11:30*am, Double-A wrote:
On Jul 1, 9:29*pm, BradGuth wrote:

On Jul 1, 6:31*pm, Double-A wrote:

The link:

http://www.universetoday.com/2009/06...dio-waves-trav....

Double-A

Photons riding other photons. *Others have been there and done that
FTL thing (aka quantum tunneling)

*~ BG

This must be something new and revolutionary or it wouldn't say, "Data
could be transferred more quickly." *Existing apparent FTL phenomena
cannot be used to move data any faster than the limit imposed by c.
Radio waves are the same thing as light waves, except for the
wavelength. *If radio waves can go faster than light, then light can
go faster than light!

Double-A

Correct, as perhaps going as fast as c upon c, or twice c should be
doable.

Photons do somehow manage to align and spin atoms.

~ BG

On Jul 2, 12:08*pm, BradGuth wrote:
On Jul 2, 11:30*am, Double-A wrote:





On Jul 1, 9:29*pm, BradGuth wrote:

On Jul 1, 6:31*pm, Double-A wrote:

The link:

http://www.universetoday.com/2009/06...dio-waves-trav...

Double-A

Photons riding other photons. *Others have been there and done that
FTL thing (aka quantum tunneling)

*~ BG

This must be something new and revolutionary or it wouldn't say, "Data
could be transferred more quickly." *Existing apparent FTL phenomena
cannot be used to move data any faster than the limit imposed by c.
Radio waves are the same thing as light waves, except for the
wavelength. *If radio waves can go faster than light, then light can
go faster than light!

Double-A

Correct, as perhaps going as fast as c upon c, or twice c should be
doable.


You're basing this on what? Galilean relativity?

Double-A


Photons do somehow manage to align and spin atoms.

*~ BG

On Jul 2, 12:17*pm, Double-A wrote:
On Jul 2, 12:08*pm, BradGuth wrote:



On Jul 2, 11:30*am, Double-A wrote:

On Jul 1, 9:29*pm, BradGuth wrote:

On Jul 1, 6:31*pm, Double-A wrote:

The link:

http://www.universetoday.com/2009/06...dio-waves-trav...

Double-A

Photons riding other photons. *Others have been there and done that
FTL thing (aka quantum tunneling)

*~ BG

This must be something new and revolutionary or it wouldn't say, "Data
could be transferred more quickly." *Existing apparent FTL phenomena
cannot be used to move data any faster than the limit imposed by c.
Radio waves are the same thing as light waves, except for the
wavelength. *If radio waves can go faster than light, then light can
go faster than light!

Double-A

Correct, as perhaps going as fast as c upon c, or twice c should be
doable.

You're basing this on what? *Galilean relativity?

Deductive logic of my own theory.

Photons do exist.

Photons do align atoms.

Photons do represent a nonzero mass.

~ BG