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The Heisenberg uncertainty principle says that
h-bar/2 <= dE * dt.
Let's say we have this device that emitted very low energy radio waves. Does that mean there'd be a significant probability of these photons traveling faster than light?
h-bar/2 <= dE * dt.
Let's say we have this device that emitted very low energy radio waves. Does that mean there'd be a significant probability of these photons traveling faster than light?