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Feb2-07, 03:27 PM   #1
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Electromantics phenomena


hey

if you have like 2 electromagnets a few light years away from each other

lets say if u turn them on at the same time (ok lets say they're very very powerful)

will they react to the new magnetic field instantly , or will we have to wait a few years for the photons to go from one electromagnet to the other


if answer : instantly :
how is this possible ?
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Feb2-07, 03:42 PM   #2
 
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They will have to wait for the photons to traverse the distance.
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Which brings up a next point. Nothing is instantaneous.
Feb2-07, 05:04 PM   #4
 
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Electromantics phenomena


Oh- electromagnets. I thought this was going to be about applying electricity to romance! I'm disappointed.
Feb3-07, 06:25 AM   #5
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but hey

is gravity instatanuous or do we have to wait for the gravitons to travel the distance ?

if not instatanous :
is the graviton speed equal to c ?
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Which brings up a next point. Nothing is instantaneous.
So if we can find out what what "Nothing" is made of we could travel faster then light.
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The force of Gravity travels at the speed of light.
Feb3-07, 09:33 AM   #8
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So if we can find out what what "Nothing" is made of we could travel faster then light.

I think it would be more rational to just try to get at least to a tenth of c , before we try that
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