Radio signal speed?

[8thsinner]

if you can travel vast distances through a wormhole then everything in it goes vast distances so id say if you shoot a radio signal into it then like everything in the worm hole it to may go the same way so thats like faster than light radio transmission isnt it using the same wormhole to take it to the other side of the galaxy like on stargate they communicate through the open worm hole on earth to the other side of the galaxy in instantly and the very ideas for that even on a movie has to come from somewhere or is it downloaded into the stargate creators own mind and may be based on factual reality after all

Portals or stargates are frequency locked pockets through the ether, its debatable whether its called faster than light travel or not because its not actually traveling, its more like teleportation than travel.
Pedantics aside, yeah you could maybe communicate that way but radio is awful primitive. It will be long left behind before we can traverse portals openly.
The problem is radio waves are sensitive to other em fields. And suns and black holes are awful full of em activity.

 

[steven chiverton]

years ago when monitoring for ufo gravity waves with my simple gravity wave detector it suddenly started going crazy as it also picks up microwaves to and no mobile phone effects it except one next door and i looked in the sky and saw a bright light and my gravity wave detector was still going crazy and then i took my eye of the powerd up ojct for a tiny bit and when i looked back at it it was gone so i looked around and spoted it again it was then a dot in th distance zooming in a s pattern really fast and as soon as it blinked off the signal to my gravity wave detector stopped instantly , now if the ufo was millions of miles away there should of been a time pioriod between seeing it blink off and the signal stopped but there wasnt it was instant as if the signal was going as fast as light to