"holog" wrote in message
.. .


Paul Cardinale wrote:

Richard wrote in message
...

[snip]


Who knows? What I do know is that upon reflection, SR is incompatible
with any superluminal speed, even of a non-thing.


Wrong. As always. The speed limit of c in SR applies to matter,
energy, and information. The limit does not apply to interference
patterns, shadows, projections, and cuts.

Paul Cardinale

I think the trick here is the barrier they use it to alter the wave form
so the peak of the wave is advanced. Then the detector detects it sooner
than if it was not manipulated. i.e. chart an x any y graph and run a
sine wave through so a new wave starts at zero, continue the wave in the
negative direction also. Now make a sine wave with a longer wavelength,
but only on the right side. A detector would detect the longer wave first.

holog


c only applies to matter with relative mass..
No relative mass... No speeding tickets....


Paul R. Mays
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
Some where within the Quantum State
Http://Paul.Mays.Com/story.html
http://paul.mays.com/mayday.html
http://paul.mays.com/rainy.html

"Science is not gadgetry. The desirable adjuncts of modern
living, although in many instances made possible by
science, certainly do not constitute science. Basic scientific
knowledge often (but not always) is a prerequisite to such
developments, but technology primarily deserves the credit
for having the financial courage, the ingenuity, and the
driving energy to see to it that so-called “pure knowledge”
is in fact brought to the practical service of man. And it
should also be recognized that those who have the urge to
apply knowledge usefully have themselves often made
significant contribution to pure knowledge and have even
more often served as a stimulation to the activities of a pure
researcher."
- Warren Weaver
(1894–1978)