Re: Ye Old Fantasies; Explained!

spintronic wrote:

On 2 Oct, 22:26, josephus <dogb...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

spintronic wrote:

On 1 Oct, 20:40, Ye Old One <use...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On Mon, 01 Oct 2007 10:11:27 -0700, spintronic
<spintro...@xxxxxxxxxxx> enriched this group when s/he wrote:

Now, thats where you are stupid, and I will explain!

Oh good. I love a good laugh.

Then you must enjoy yourself everytime you go to the bathroom!

If photons had 0 degrees of freedom, then no nuclear processes
would occur, and the BIG BANG would go POP.

Pardon?

You said

"remnant of the point where photons first had free movement"

There is no such thing, as a photon with no free movement!
Relativity 101.

strange book, not related to any I know. it is full of falsehoods, how
do you constrain a phonton? you can absorb it, and you can emit it and
it travels at the speed of light.


Fool, you can absorb "energy & momentum", you can convert "energy &
momentum".

What? Do you think the photon is nicely tucked away somewhere? Stupid
Boy!





You implied 2 things.

1) Photons were motionless

Where did you get that stupid idea from?

Some stupid old fart. He said "photons first had free movement".

That implies an earlier time where they had no free movement.
You say that this time was 300000+ years. Where photons were
static.

no the photons could only travel the length of an atom. the same
thing occurs in the sun which is why it takes 50 million years to make
it to the surface.


No single photon ever makes it to the surface. Stupid. The original
photon exchanges
momentum & energy. Therefore no longer being the "original photon".


There are NO stationary photons!

Who said there were?

YOU!!

I have read theis thread, you apparently have not. the photons were
traveling from particle to particle and not escaping.


Oh right, so an observer between any 2 particles would observe the
photon.

Kool case closed!


that is constrained but they do not exit. they cannot,


Stupid Boy!




go back and read it again. this time for meaning. in the sun or any dense mass a photon will jump from atom to atom being absorbed and released. it takes 50 million years for a photon generated at the core of our sun to get to the surface. the sun is not as dense as the initial plasma which grew less and less dense over time. photons had to jump from atom to atom being absorbed and re-emitted. the jump is always at the speed of light but if the trip is 1/2 atomic size it takes a very long time to progress from the back to the front of the plasma cloud mass this would include the latency to absorber and release.

as long as the plasma was too dense photons had to jump from atom to atom.


and the mass of a proton accelerated near light speed gains a predictable amount of mass. look it up.

josephus
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