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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.What you wrote contradicts Newton's second law of motion. And you chose @Classical Motion for your user name. -
marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.@Atlan0001 I was wrong. You don't have to worry that you'll end up like Frank, you're already there. That's just pure insanity, just...
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.@billslugg Your explanation is probably the best possible. Thank you.
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Square waves are forbidden in physics. Each incoming and outgoing "vertical" line cannot be perfectly straight up and down. This would... -
marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.No @Atlan0001 I was attacking the idea of a binary photon and you are defending it and taking it personally because the core idea...
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Ok. Didn't mean to disturb you.
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.I actually don't care, but you should care if you try to convince anyone.
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.Record a video and show me your duty cycle shift.
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.There is no such thing as a Doppler wave. There is a Doppler effect on different sorts of waves, particularly EM waves.
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.The first animation shows your chunks. There is a continuous EM oscillation within a single chunk. It's in the *half wavelength range. I...
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_wave Is this correct? Are you going to deny the EM field oscillation?
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.Don't bother. What I'm trying to tell you is that there are also oscillating currents that produce the oscillating fields, but you...
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.AC is the oscillating current, which produces the oscillating EM field. What is binary in this continuos oscillation?
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.Why do you think, that this emitted chunk of field doesn't have a continuous EM oscillation in its partial wavelength range?
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marcin replied to the thread Explanation for cosmological red shift of light.Why?
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