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#51
October 15th 09, 02:14 PM
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night I have shown light coming back after hitting a wine glass,and
stopped them one inch and a half. Gave a talk at MIT on this. I know more on photons and electrons than all the rest of the so called great thinkers. I can do stuff faster than a strobe Its the truth and I can prove it. I am very clever,and was given lots of thinking time. Bert 
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#52
October 15th 09, 02:17 PM
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BG If photons changed speed,we would have to change physics Bert
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#53
October 15th 09, 02:23 PM
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Night Photons have to be considered as a particle. All particles carry a
wave with them(big or microscopic) Particle-wave theory fits photons well. Photons spin at the same rate they travel They are a sphere. Good science thinking is my reasoning. Bert
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#54
October 15th 09, 03:41 PM
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"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message ... Night Photons BWAHAhahahahahaha!
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#55
October 15th 09, 03:42 PM
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"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message ... I am very clever,and was given lots of thinking time. BWAHAhahahahahaha!
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#56
October 15th 09, 06:30 PM
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On Oct 15, 6:17*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
BG *If photons changed speed,we would have to change physics * Bert Perhaps a few changes in physics are going to become necessary. However, for the moment I can agree that photons are most likely keeping their velocity as they stick within a subatomic holding pattern before moving on. As I've said many countless times before, atoms are like photon FIFO(first in first out) computer nodes, and photons themselves are much like quantum strings or quantum spaghetti that needs atoms in order to coexist as we think we know them. Primary/original photons tend to create/generate secondary or recoil photons every time they directly encounter or interact with mass (meaning every time they interact with the core of an atom). ~ BG
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#57
October 15th 09, 06:33 PM
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On Oct 15, 6:23*am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
Night Photons have to be considered as a particle. All particles carry a wave with them(big or microscopic) * Particle-wave theory fits photons well. Photons spin at the same rate they travel They are a sphere. Good science thinking is my reasoning. *Bert I prefer photons as quantum strings, possibly as a circle or oval like pattern, but not so much as a sphere. ~ BG
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