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Cecil Moore wrote:
Tom Donaly wrote: In other words, you can't do it. Why don't you just say so? In other words, I don't take stupid paths down the primrose lane. Here's one for you: If electrons were in the nucleus and protons orbited the nucleus, would RF waves still propagate the same way? Why can't I stick photographic film between the windings in a large coil in HF range and get clouding of the film--apparently these photons are "different" and don't react with the emulsion? Sorry, I have a religious belief in EM radiation which does NOT involve photons ... :-( Now don't throw stones, I am just "reaching", JS |
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