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For a uniform ball of charge (eg a solid charged insulator) both the tangential and normal components are continuous at the boundary

The bulk charge does not intrinsically produce a surface charge. Consider the case of a sphere with uniform charge density. In that case...

Hi thanks for your attention. TLDR: I have actually solved my primary goal of demonstrating that the Gauss equation gives the same...

No you aren't. Dividing the round trip time by two and assuming that is the appropriate clock offset is an assumption of isotropic light...

Indeed, to be clear post a spacetime diagram with each event labeled and each signal indicated. And perform your calculations using one...

No. They know that at step 1 because that is the time in their own clock when they send the signal. They could be sending the signal by...

Also did you read all of the material on this topic that we posted last time you asked a question on this same topic...

Umm, A can already determine t[B1] in step 1.

Why is this given?

Which formula are you referring to here?

> the probability of this is also the same value P. > > Is the experimental evidence that we have for establishing these probabilities...

I think this is a poor question. It is not well defined. What counts as levitating? How far off the ground? How long? Are we allowed to...

There is a certain level of probability which is so close to 0 that if you did observe it then you would think that your theory was...

Or if you like the “nothing ever touches” thing then you can say that every table levitates all the time.

Me again. Just felt like writing again to appreciate your patience, and to kind of explain where I was coming from after you've helped...