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pimpmaster9000 10-08-2019 03:09 PM

faster than light...proof inside...
 
quantum entanglement, big bang and negative matter aside, nothing moves faster than the speed of light...

wrong...

stand in front of a light and your shadow on the wall moves faster than you...when the shadow is bigger than the object casting it, it moves a greater distance in the same amount of time...

bitches will say: but no information is transmitted, its not a physical object, no physical object can travel faster than the speed of light and I have sand in my vagina!

I say to this: begone bitch! nobody cares...a shadow can obviously move faster...

get a really strong flashlight...point it at the sky...quickly pass your finger across the flashlight...the shadow of your finger moved across space faster than light...it is only a question of how far you can cast a shadow :pimp

I made this illustration: ---<. }

the ---< is the flashlight
the . is a finger
the } is the night sky

git?

Struggle4Bucks 10-08-2019 03:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 22540870)
quantum entanglement, big bang and negative matter aside, nothing moves faster than the speed of light...

wrong...

stand in front of a light and your shadow on the wall moves faster than you...when the shadow is bigger than the object casting it, it moves a greater distance in the same amount of time...

bitches will say: but no information is transmitted, its not a physical object, no physical object can travel faster than the speed of light and I have sand in my vagina!

I say to this: begone bitch! nobody cares...a shadow can obviously move faster...

get a really strong flashlight...point it at the sky...quickly pass your finger across the flashlight...the shadow of your finger moved across space faster than light...it is only a question of how far you can cast a shadow :pimp

I made this illustration: ---<. }

the ---< is the flashlight
the . is a finger
the } is the night sky

git?

What I think you really mean is that the speed of shadow is faster then the speed of you....:1orglaugh:upsidedow

Idigmygirls 10-08-2019 08:19 PM

I feel compelled to respond only because I am a theoretical physicist (though I don't do a whole lot of that at the moment)...

A shadow is not an actual thing. It is the absence of light. More specifically, it is the area of a surface that is obstructed by an object that exists between it and a light source.

Understanding that, you should be able to see why your premise is incorrect. The light source generates photons that travel at the velocity of light. When a shadow is "cast" it means that some of the photons are blocked, while others are not blocked.

The unblocked photons arrive on the surface at the speed of light. The blocked photons do not arrive. This creates a shadow, which, by definition, is created by the photons that are not blocked. Since those photons travel at the velocity of light, the shadow is created by the absence of photons - at exactly the speed of light.

It is true that when the obstructing object is close to the light source, a distant shadow will appear larger than the obstruction; however, if the obstructing object moves, the shadow will not reflect that motion until the photons from the source have travelled to the surface. This happens at the speed of light.

All that to explain that a shadow does not "move" faster than the speed of light. Similarly, it does not transfer information or perform any activity that happens faster than light.

punk-asss 10-08-2019 08:22 PM

NASA was stunned. Hubble telescope recorded an object travelling 5 times the speed of light.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/scien...messier-87-spt

pimpmaster9000 10-08-2019 11:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls (Post 22541042)
I feel compelled to respond only because I am a theoretical physicist (though I don't do a whole lot of that at the moment)...

A shadow is not an actual thing. It is the absence of light. More specifically, it is the area of a surface that is obstructed by an object that exists between it and a light source.

Understanding that, you should be able to see why your premise is incorrect. The light source generates photons that travel at the velocity of light. When a shadow is "cast" it means that some of the photons are blocked, while others are not blocked.

The unblocked photons arrive on the surface at the speed of light. The blocked photons do not arrive. This creates a shadow, which, by definition, is created by the photons that are not blocked. Since those photons travel at the velocity of light, the shadow is created by the absence of photons - at exactly the speed of light.

It is true that when the obstructing object is close to the light source, a distant shadow will appear larger than the obstruction; however, if the obstructing object moves, the shadow will not reflect that motion until the photons from the source have travelled to the surface. This happens at the speed of light.

All that to explain that a shadow does not "move" faster than the speed of light. Similarly, it does not transfer information or perform any activity that happens faster than light.

I feel compelled to respond only because I am a practical pimp, and I do a lot of that lately...

I already stated that a shadow is not a physical object, and I accept that it is a product of blocked light, light travels at the speed of light and is SLOWER than my ability to cast a shadow from one part of space to another...hence the title "faster than light"

here is my scientific drawing again:

:pimp---<. }

:pimp is me
---< is the flashlight
. is my finger
} is the night sky...

adultinnovation 10-09-2019 01:18 AM

who ever made up that rule is a griefing troll

Grapesoda 10-09-2019 09:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by punk-asss (Post 22541046)
NASA was stunned. Hubble telescope recorded an object travelling 5 times the speed of light.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/scien...messier-87-spt

proved out not true

InfoGuy 10-09-2019 11:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls (Post 22541042)
I feel compelled to respond only because I am a theoretical physicist (though I don't do a whole lot of that at the moment)...

A shadow is not an actual thing. It is the absence of light. More specifically, it is the area of a surface that is obstructed by an object that exists between it and a light source.

Understanding that, you should be able to see why your premise is incorrect. The light source generates photons that travel at the velocity of light. When a shadow is "cast" it means that some of the photons are blocked, while others are not blocked.

:thumbsup Who said there weren't any intelligent people here at GFY?

NatalieK 10-10-2019 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls (Post 22541042)
A shadow is not an actual thing. It is the absence of light. More specifically, it is the area of a surface that is obstructed by an object that exists between it and a light source.

Understanding that, you should be able to see why your premise is incorrect. The light source generates photons that travel at the velocity of light. When a shadow is "cast" it means that some of the photons are blocked, while others are not blocked.

The unblocked photons arrive on the surface at the speed of light. The blocked photons do not arrive. This creates a shadow, which, by definition, is created by the photons that are not blocked. Since those photons travel at the velocity of light, the shadow is created by the absence of photons - at exactly the speed of light.

exactly, itīs not the shadow travelling at the speed of light, itīs the light that is not shining at the speed of light.

CaptainHowdy 10-11-2019 06:01 PM

My sperm seems to be travelling at the speed of light nowadays :helpme . . .


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