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You can define time speed as Light Speed or the maximum rate
information can be transmitted. The speed of light can be slowed without changing time. The speed of time is more accurately the speed limit of the universe. No signal can move faster than Time or light in a vacuum. Only when light is moving through matter does it go below the speed limit. Gravitational time sets the speed of light. Time is the fastest thing moving with light sometimes comming in second. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008 |
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On Apr 3, 11:58*pm, wrote:
You can define time speed as Light Speed or the maximum rate information can be transmitted. The speed of light can be slowed without changing time. The speed of time is more accurately the speed limit of the universe. No signal can move faster than Time or light in a vacuum. Only when light is moving through matter does it go below the speed limit. Gravitational time sets the speed of light. Time is the fastest thing moving with light sometimes comming in second. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008 Hey Mitch, Maxwell based his computation of the propagaton of the velocity of the media based on a rather simple formula realating the permiability and permissivity of the media, and this directly leads to the computation of light propagation velocity in free space, a vacuum, or in a fiber of glass filament. Mitch, I seriously doubt that you have stuident sifficent physicst to even grasp what either of the two parameter are, so why do you persist in posting your mindless blather on a science oriented newsgroup? Any first or second year physics student knows that gravity has absolutely nothing to do with the propagation of electromagnetic waves in space or in any other physical media. Harry C. p.s., Mitch, seeing that you know absolutely know nothing about real physics, why don't you simply lie back, watch you favorite TV show or porn videos, drunk you booze or whatever turns you on, and leave physics to those that have bothered to really study the subject. Harry C. |
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On Apr 3, 9:05*pm, " wrote:
On Apr 3, 11:58*pm, wrote: You can define time speed as Light Speed or the maximum rate information can be transmitted. The speed of light can be slowed without changing time. The speed of time is more accurately the speed limit of the universe. No signal can move faster than Time or light in a vacuum. Only when light is moving through matter does it go below the speed limit. Gravitational time sets the speed of light. Time is the fastest thing moving with light sometimes comming in second. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008 Hey Mitch, Maxwell based his computation of the propagaton of the velocity of the media based on a rather simple formula realating the permiability and permissivity of the media, and this directly leads to the computation of light propagation velocity in free space, a vacuum, or in a fiber of glass filament. Mitch, I seriously doubt that you have stuident sifficent physicst to even grasp what either of the two parameter are, so why do you persist in posting your mindless blather on a science oriented newsgroup? Any first or second year physics student knows that gravity has absolutely nothing to do with the propagation of electromagnetic waves in space or in any other physical media. Harry C. p.s., Mitch, seeing that you know absolutely know nothing about real physics, why don't you simply lie back, watch you favorite TV show or porn videos, drunk you booze or whatever turns you on, *and leave physics to those that have bothered to really study the subject. Harry C. Please define permeability and permitivity Harry. Mitch Raemsch Twice Nobel Laureate 2008 |
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