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Can light, spun around at certain speed produce scalar waves?
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<blockquote data-quote="RadicalResearcher" data-source="post: 242821" data-attributes="member: 15152"><p>Time and space is not oscillated, are you saying they are not or cannot be? Which is it? Be careful on this because thee actual Einstein might differ with you on this as well as other physicist. Forget what you know and think outside the box for a few minutes on this.</p><p><em>"Oscillations in time and space are ubiquitous in nature and play critical roles in dynamic cellular processes."</em></p><p>Can time <strong>it's self</strong> be oscullated? <em><strong>No. Time is just a concept, and concepts don't oscillate.</strong></em></p><p>Can space be oscullated?<em> <strong>Oscillations in space are always oscillations in time</strong>, obviously – because the idea of an oscillation implies the idea of motion, and the idea of motion always involves the notion of space<strong> as well as the notion of time.</strong></em></p><p>Now how about that question, can light spun at a direct set speed create a Scalar Wave? I guess one could say artificially? Right?</p><p>What do we know about Scalar Waves?</p><p> <em>They are <strong>non-linear, non-Hertzian waves</strong>, that have the ability to carry information. They travel faster than the<strong> speed of light</strong> and do not decay over time.</em></p><p><em>How do you make a scalar wave?</em></p><p><em>Scalar energy is generated <strong>when two electromagnetic waves (Electromagnetic Light???) from two opposite paths eventually converge</strong>. When these energy vectors meet, the equal frequencies cancel each other out, leaving a static or stationary form of energy and zero frequency.</em></p><p><em>LIGHT-<strong>Light is an electromagnetic radiation</strong>, an electric field that oscillates in both time and space along with a corresponding orthogonal magnetic field that oscillates with the same spatial and temporal periodicity.</em></p><p></p><p>That is a theory that I am curious about! Can light if manipulated correctly, produce Scalar activity as I have outlined or highlighted?</p><p>I shall also explain Oscillation in this subject matter. Oscillating is to<strong> swing backward and forward like a pendulum</strong>. The fan was oscillating. : to move or travel back and forth between two points. he oscillates regularly between his comfortable home. Some examples of what Oscillation is. Oscillation in physics is defined as <strong>the process of repeating variations of any quantity or measure about its equilibrium value in time</strong>. Oscillation can also be defined as a periodic variation of a matter between two values or about its central value. I think I have fully covered everything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RadicalResearcher, post: 242821, member: 15152"] Time and space is not oscillated, are you saying they are not or cannot be? Which is it? Be careful on this because thee actual Einstein might differ with you on this as well as other physicist. Forget what you know and think outside the box for a few minutes on this. [I]"Oscillations in time and space are ubiquitous in nature and play critical roles in dynamic cellular processes."[/I] Can time [B]it's self[/B] be oscullated? [I][B]No. Time is just a concept, and concepts don't oscillate.[/B][/I] Can space be oscullated?[I] [B]Oscillations in space are always oscillations in time[/B], obviously – because the idea of an oscillation implies the idea of motion, and the idea of motion always involves the notion of space[B] as well as the notion of time.[/B][/I] Now how about that question, can light spun at a direct set speed create a Scalar Wave? I guess one could say artificially? Right? What do we know about Scalar Waves? [I]They are [B]non-linear, non-Hertzian waves[/B], that have the ability to carry information. They travel faster than the[B] speed of light[/B] and do not decay over time. How do you make a scalar wave? Scalar energy is generated [B]when two electromagnetic waves (Electromagnetic Light???) from two opposite paths eventually converge[/B]. When these energy vectors meet, the equal frequencies cancel each other out, leaving a static or stationary form of energy and zero frequency. LIGHT-[B]Light is an electromagnetic radiation[/B], an electric field that oscillates in both time and space along with a corresponding orthogonal magnetic field that oscillates with the same spatial and temporal periodicity.[/I] That is a theory that I am curious about! Can light if manipulated correctly, produce Scalar activity as I have outlined or highlighted? I shall also explain Oscillation in this subject matter. Oscillating is to[B] swing backward and forward like a pendulum[/B]. The fan was oscillating. : to move or travel back and forth between two points. he oscillates regularly between his comfortable home. Some examples of what Oscillation is. Oscillation in physics is defined as [B]the process of repeating variations of any quantity or measure about its equilibrium value in time[/B]. Oscillation can also be defined as a periodic variation of a matter between two values or about its central value. I think I have fully covered everything. [/QUOTE]
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