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On the Lighter Side => New Theories => Topic started by: Kartazion on 11/02/2022 16:16:11
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The motion of the single particle is not complicated to understand. This involves alternating the particle between two positions at very high frequency. What about calculations on this?
Based on the optical illusion, oscillating or alternating a particle of 5mm from a position A to a position B spaced by 10cm at the speed of light, would be seen as two visible points in the form of fixed and static appearance. The most important is to be able to mark a certain stop on each position of A and B, and to travel between it almost instantly.
1 - The mass density of the particle is already halved.
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Do you know a mathematical approach to give, namely the alternation of a particle from point A to point B? Or does it not exist at all?
...alternating a particle of 5mm from a position A to a position B spaced by 10cm at the speed of light, would be seen as two visible points...
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total mass / number of positions = density per position