Beyond the Light Cone Match 2.0
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Wave Interferenceby wolframmathematica7,674 views- 0:14
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Does this follow any of the wolfram rules, rule 30 or something?
berlinbrown03 1 year ago
@TiagoTiagoT . You're right. General relativity. c is a constant whatever the observer space-time is. Well, it does not mean that we cannot have information or peculiar fields having a phase speed largely beyond the speed of light. Information in itself has no mass, do not need energy to exist, and can behave in an imaginary entity and in a n-dimentional space-time.
degrangier 1 year ago
@degrangier don't you mean general relativity?
TiagoTiagoT 1 year ago
no my friend. The speed of light is constant whatever the reference area and speed of observer. Basic Quantum physics.
degrangier 1 year ago
interesting but this can't be done with light. the emitter would have to move at light speed :)
Thorsupremecommander 4 years ago