so next time you try to tell someone that the light travels and enters their eyes I would be a bit more careful as that my good man, has yet to be proved.
certainly will and not because you are being generous either.
The link refers to light traveling in a medium other than vacuum as science has determined light to travel across at the speed of 'c'
Prove that light indeed travels across the vacuum, say for example between the sun and Earth and you do indeed get $100 or at least I will donate it to the local Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal.
We have plenty observable recordings of effects in arrival of light but none on transit. So we do not really know how light manages to get from A to B across a vacumm and that is all there is to it...
so next time you try to tell someone that the light travels and enters their eyes I would be a bit more careful as that my good man, has yet to be proved.
Funny you should mention Romer, studied him about 6 years ago when first getting interested the absurdity of Special Relativity.The reason I gave you an example of light travelling in a medium is so you could easily detect it's transitions between point A and B. Nonetheless, those transitions can be detected in space as well by pure visual observation.
In the link below, see the first paragraph on Astronomical techniques (the part about Ole Christensen Romer):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_light
I would prefer that you donate your $100 to a cause that could do some good. An educational fund for your kids would be a good example.
I don't know why but I am kind of getting a prince-james-ish feeling from ya'.
and it's kind of silly how you are missing the whole point.Proof: Take a flashlight and shine it in your eyes. Did you see the light? There is a point where missing the self-evident is just kind of silly.
Funny you should mention Romer, studied him about 6 years ago when first getting interested the absurdity of Special Relativity.
And getting a feeling of Prince James-ish from me are you...hmmm why is that do you think?
and it's kind of silly how you are missing the whole point.
well...how does Rommers observations prove that light travels past Jupiter and it's moons. It only proves that the effect witnessed at this end occurs after a certain time delay which of course would be due to the lack of any other possibility be ascribed to travel times.Most importantly, Romer's observations fulfill the requirement of your challenge. And the PJ vibe I'm getting from you is due to this odd obsession with light... but I'm also getting a Bishadi vibe from you based on the relativity comment.
it is not the effect that is in question but the travel involved for the photon to get from A to B that is.Please do point it out.
it is not the effect that is in question but the travel involved for the photon to get from A to B that is.
So yacking on about effects is just wasting you time..unless those effects demonstrate traveling.
As yet there are no effects that demonstrate a photon in transit as the only effects available for observation are those when the photon impacts on an object of mass [ not whilst traveling to that object of mass]
Re read the relevant posts with th etraveling aspect in mind and see if you can get past your "shine a torch in your eyes" type proofs.
So how does the photon get from the flashlight to the eyes then ?
It has to travel through space for that, right ?
when you do you will start to understand how to open wormholes and dimensional gateways and how entangled 1/2 particles of mass can maintain entanglement across vast distances instantaneously and simultaneously.I don't see how it would know the distance between the flashlight and the eyes and then somehow teleport to the location of the eyes.
And even then, the way humans vision works requires a traveling photon.
correction: "the way we think or believe our vision works requires a traveling photon." and that belief is premised on what?.... do you think?And even then, the way humans vision works requires a traveling photon.
QQ, evidence has been provided that photons travel. Whether or not you want to or can understand it is another question, but alas that's something exclusively in your court.
My thoughts are that you're trying to position various pieces of scientific knowledge as mere *beliefs* while attempting to invoke your zero-point psedo-theory. I'll speculate the reason for this is you're trying to form a model for psychic phenomena with an underlying motivation of establishing personal sensory credibility... because other people don't experience the things that you do.
I don't think there is anything I could do to help you other than state the day you value truth over your sensory credibility is the day that you are going to free yourself from this current obsession.