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I was shooting a landscape across a body of water one time and I had a Circular Polarizing Filter on my lens. Since it was bright out, I was still wearing my sunglasses.An interesting bit of information. Did you know that it is easy to convert light into dark?
By the simple method of stacking two polarising filters, rotating one of the filters varies the amount of light that is converted. try it at home folks!
I think (erronously at times, perhaps,) that since the dark is already there, that it doesn't have to be quicker than light, as its there already; conversely I do not think lthe speed of light is the fastest thing in the universe, its just that we haven't found (or rediscovered) anything faster yet.
What about the speed of electrons and other super microscopic bits of particals that orbit the central nucleus or orbit one of the orbiting electrons (Bosson?) the of a/an partical/atom. We can't even see those sub parts usually even with our best equipment because to super position wise, they are so fast they are all around it at once and yet nowhere too.
..Assuming that the universe is only ruled by gravity physics and that stellar electrical conductivity/plasma theories which are academically ignored, refuted and considered bunkum , so is not considered part of the matrix of information, theory models accepted though that are held as the current 'this is it, theory'.
Myself, I think some of the academics are covering their arses and reputations by squashing ideas that do not support their own statuses their respective 'house' of learning/academia at times, sometimes with the level belligerence that make tyrant blush.
It is a pity most of the ancient libraries were burnt down and/or destroyed by one form or another of so called religious people, humanity has forgotten lost much..
Mmm, maybe its too early in the day for my cafine fueled musing.
Mmm, maybe its too early in the day for my cafine fueled musing.
Scientists at the Herriot Watt University in Scotland, have just slowed down the speed of light, so I wonder if they can speed-up the speed of dark. Or are they both the same thing ..................