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iGod Grandmaster Cheater Reputation: -1
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:10 pm Post subject: If your pulling something at the speed of light |
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Would the most logical thing that it would do is stretch, since your pulling?
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gogodr I post too much Reputation: 125
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:13 pm Post subject: |
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depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light.
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iGod Grandmaster Cheater Reputation: -1
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright?
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:48 pm Post subject: |
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iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself.
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iGod Grandmaster Cheater Reputation: -1
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:50 pm Post subject: |
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gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate.
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 3:54 pm Post subject: |
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iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>...
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iGod Grandmaster Cheater Reputation: -1
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:01 pm Post subject: |
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gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>... |
So is it just theoretical, or has it been proven?
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:17 pm Post subject: |
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iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>... |
So is it just theoretical, or has it been proven? |
theoretical at the moment I guess
but lets remember too that E=MC^2 is theoretical too
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iGod Grandmaster Cheater Reputation: -1
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:32 pm Post subject: |
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gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>... |
So is it just theoretical, or has it been proven? |
theoretical at the moment I guess
but lets remember too that E=MC^2 is theoretical too |
So everything thats not in our physical existence (Sight, smell ect) is theoretical?
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:35 pm Post subject: |
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Anything can be viewed by the human eye, you just might not see it.
But let's say there's a particle moving at twice the speed of light.
Hypothetically, if you could as well, and you were moving alongside it, and you had microvision, you would see it.
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:23 pm Post subject: |
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iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>... |
So is it just theoretical, or has it been proven? |
theoretical at the moment I guess
but lets remember too that E=MC^2 is theoretical too |
So everything thats not in our physical existence (Sight, smell ect) is theoretical? |
smell is physical.
so is vision.
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DreadFather I post too much Reputation: 1
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Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:43 pm Post subject: |
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I'm kinda confused on what your saying. What is moving at the speed of light? You? Or the object your pulling? Either way I'm pretty sure you'd get ripped to pieces.
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92Garfield I'm a spammer Reputation: 57
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 3:19 am Post subject: |
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e=mc˛ is proven
how to "see" something is simple, we need something to shot at it that is smaller (example: electrons at protons) we can see which electrons diddnt hit the proton when they hit a sensor "wall" behind the proton, so we can say where exactly the proton is and how it's shape is
but i would have no idea how to catch something that is faster then light
maybe it would break because of it's indolence
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iGod Grandmaster Cheater Reputation: -1
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 10:10 am Post subject: |
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redslothx wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>... |
So is it just theoretical, or has it been proven? |
theoretical at the moment I guess
but lets remember too that E=MC^2 is theoretical too |
So everything thats not in our physical existence (Sight, smell ect) is theoretical? |
smell is physical.
so is vision.
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I didn't say it wasn't.
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Monkeys I post too much Reputation: 29
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Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 4:04 pm Post subject: |
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iGod wrote: | redslothx wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | iGod wrote: | gogodr wrote: | depends of the stretchability of that something.
actually there are particles that moves faster than light. |
So, they're invisible amiright? |
yes to the humans eyes yes, but there are many other ways to look things without light itself. |
Errr, elaborate. |
do some research on tachyons ;3
well I'm not sure if they already confirmed them >.>... |
So is it just theoretical, or has it been proven? |
theoretical at the moment I guess
but lets remember too that E=MC^2 is theoretical too |
So everything thats not in our physical existence (Sight, smell ect) is theoretical? |
smell is physical.
so is vision.
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I didn't say it wasn't. |
You did. Or you fail at phrasing. ;p
And tachyons have been recorded I believe. But I'm not sure they're going faster than light. I know they're incredibly small and pass through everything with nearly no force affecting them, but I doubt they're faster than light.
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