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spacecadet11
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Apparently...electrons have a wave/particle duality (behavior) at there level of existence...Question..what is the measured speed of this wave? I am guessing that it is less than the speed of light..but am I wrong?
I am sure it is very fast...but it suffers from some kind of a velocity degradation for some reason...I am guessing because of the particle's (oops..I meant wave's) inertia "in" space...is that correct?
Could wave phenomina in nature suffer some kind of inertia "in" or because of "space"? ...which I was shown recently..does not exist (has no material existence in and of itself) its just the backround in where things are said to move.
Thanks for any and all answers.
Bye.
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I am sure it is very fast...but it suffers from some kind of a velocity degradation for some reason...I am guessing because of the particle's (oops..I meant wave's) inertia "in" space...is that correct?
Could wave phenomina in nature suffer some kind of inertia "in" or because of "space"? ...which I was shown recently..does not exist (has no material existence in and of itself) its just the backround in where things are said to move.
Thanks for any and all answers.
Bye.
SC