Recent content by marcin

Nothing, I misspoken, space and time don't exist, all my arguments are invalid.

Since there are no space and time to be expanded and contracted, right? Since the radiation energy doesn't need space and time to exist and to propagate. Since there are no such things as a wavelength and oscillation period, right? Since this radiation energy does not depend directly on the...

I know, I calculated it :)

Doppler expansion animation and everything it is based on.

And you're a genius with your 142 IQ, your understanding of complexity, chaos theory and all the cosmology. My bad.

Why do you use mathematical symbols to draw your symbolic picture, if these symbols already have a meaning that is inconsistent with your representative illustration?

If you show me the equation of this transition, I'll tell you where the operator is. You replaced equals sign with a dash (I'm just guessing that it's not a minus sign), so it's no longer equation. Your previous answer with your latest change tell me, that there is no implicit operator between...

@Atlan0001 Is there implicit operator between (+1) and (-1) in your equation ((+1) (-1)) = 1/0 ?

@Atlan0001 Is there a mathematical operation in your equation? Is there implicit operator between (+1) and (-1)? Where is this Trojan in your equation? What is it?

#102 X > Y. There is no more information in it. Thank you for writing it only 4 times.

@Classical Motion I'm sorry. What makes your charges bounce back after they were pushed by a photon?

@billslugg please... I'm not asking him these questions to gain a real knowledge. You should really already know who you are talking to and where you are - in a haven for madness. That's why I asked him about his charge, not a charge in general. @Classical Motion What makes your charges bounce...

How does your charge oscillate - parallel or perpendicular to the photon's motion?

A twist in logic and basic physics. What is the lever arm of your torque in case of the oscillating electric charge? Your electron oscillates when there is no force or torque acting on it. That contradicts Newton's second law of motion.

What you wrote contradicts Newton's second law of motion. And you chose @Classical Motion for your user name.