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S L O O O O W tonight

Posted 10 years ago

Tick . . . . . tock . . . tick . . . tock I must be traveling at near light speed tonight!

POSTED BY: David Keith
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Posted 10 years ago

I love how your guys speak in scientific language.

POSTED BY: Thai Kee Gan
Posted 10 years ago

This site almost never feels normal to me. But that's just frame of reference, I guess. ;-)

POSTED BY: Caitlin Ramsey
Posted 10 years ago

Hi Caitlin -- I like your web site -- I also love data.

As to normal, that was coming from a guy who considered the bar scene from Star Wars "normal."

POSTED BY: David Keith

Thanks for reporting. Do you still experience any slowdowns? Site feels normal to us currently.

POSTED BY: EDITORIAL BOARD
Posted 10 years ago

Yep -- normal to me, too.

POSTED BY: David Keith
Posted 10 years ago

Last night this web site quit moving through time. ;-)

POSTED BY: David Keith

Check A Slower Speed of Light out. Not only the net can reach ultra-classical limit case. Light can do that too, see experiments of Vestergaard Hau.

Special theory of relativity says that everything moves with light speed in Minkowski space - that's no news. You do too, of course. You do it always, sitting in your chair doing nothing except ignoring the motion of earth, sun, milky way and so on you move with light speed in time direction.

The question is just what part of velocity is not in time direction - this is Newtonian velocity. This one we have in mind, even now, 110 years later.

POSTED BY: Udo Krause

Yes, you can think of the electrostatic force on a charged particle as resulting from the particle moving through time, just as the magnetic force is the result of the particle moving through space.

POSTED BY: Frank Kampas
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