> The fact that it's a wave length...the fact that it isn't too long would
> make it short...and maybe the fact that whether or not you enjoy it you
> are still listening...SWL...there you go...
>
> I hope my explanation isn't too technical for you!!!...
There's far more interesting statipons to listen to than ham radio.
Commercial broadcasts, yankee redneck talk show madness, pirate (music),
haarp, local and global "interference" hehe.
Re: Experimental Evidence for Special Relativity ... >> because continuous wave theory says that the energy spreads out evenly. ... >> 'interference' still takes place. ... How do you define 'interference pattern' other than a pattern which ... >there is an interference pattern *at all* when the photons are emitted ... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: Linear superposition: Why complex coefficients? ... explanation of "quantum interference" in Wikipedia, ... when there is only one wave present. ... Let the probability density of the particle being at a certain ... The variations in probability density occured largely ... (sci.physics.research)
Re: Experimental Evidence for Special Relativity ... because continuous wave theory says that the energy spreads out evenly.. ...'interference' still takes place. ... An interference pattern is an observational phenomenon. ... a facsimile of an interference pattern how is it that on mass photons do ... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: What is luminiferous ether made of? ... > physics by trying to force the phenomena to fit an analogy for which ... > like a classical wave, except in the most crude comparison. ... > process by which interference occurs is totally different. ... > to justify the three dimensional space into which the ether goes ... (sci.physics.relativity)
Re: Is light a wave or a particle? ... And so what if the beams are ... > that interference would occur - depending on the polarizations of the ... No, there is no need to picture light as a wave, unless you mean to ... >> pinholes but a singel photon is sent through only one hole. ... (sci.physics)
