I'm afraid I'll have to agree with David on this one HBD. Have you forgot, there is no observer possibility___at this level? I wish there were... Just as David says___it's a simple mechanical universe___yet, I also wish that David would improve his Lorentz' transformation views, and realize that angular velocity of matter/mass must change to linear velocity as it aproaches the speed of light___therefore, matter must lose mass as it finally approaches light speed, and all light speed waves/matter must be most zero mass___and they must travel...! Photons are required to travel___as they possess linear momentum___to even exist at light speed, or as visible light... No wave/matter particle can have both light speed angular velocity, and light speed linear velocity___a basic law of motion physics, yet they must have one or the other... They must always trade positions and velocities___a basic law of matter physics...
The absolute speed limit is the speed of light___either angular or linear___and never both at once...! Otherwise, the teeth on the gears break off___so to speak...
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Originally Posted by humanbydefault Let's place two magnets, presenting great attraction among each other, just beside one another. Let's fix both the closest we can and let's fix them so they can't touch each other. To demonstrate the instability of the attraction we could use a source of electromagnetic energy [light] an flash with it the region where the attraction becomes greater. I believe that with special instrumentation and laboratoty conditions we would be able to "pick up" a "modulation" of light occuring inside the bond. That modulation of "artificially absorbed" energy will demonstrate the range of absorption of energy and eventual modulation of the light "previously abosorbed." By making changes on the distance between the magnets we could "built" a graph that would be an exact replica of what's been observed in the microworld...
What do you think... Would it work?
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