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Just to know...??
This is no homework,, this is just my effort trying to solve this out...
If we ever succeed to transfer electrical power without the use of wires (conduction) would that mean that the speed of light is reached? And If your answer is no, then how come the electric power that lights a bulb earns the speed of light when it's changed into light?
This is no homework,, this is just my effort trying to solve this out...
If we ever succeed to transfer electrical power without the use of wires (conduction) would that mean that the speed of light is reached? And If your answer is no, then how come the electric power that lights a bulb earns the speed of light when it's changed into light?