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Ian White GM3SEK wrote:
Those are the reasons for the point I'm always wanting to make about the Bird: it cannot be called in evidence to "prove" anything about forward and reflected power, because it is entirely dependent on the theories under debate. But that makes you a little like the people who believe that man has never walked on the moon. No amount of proof is ever sufficient. And indeed, 1000 years from now, most of what we think we know now will be obsolete. So all we can do is operate within the laws of physics as we, the human race, understand them to exist at the present time. The debate is underway. Can photonic wave energy "slosh" around side-to-side at sub-light speeds? Can the laws of physics embodied in the wave reflection model and conservation of energy/momentum principles really be considered to be "gobblygook" after faithfully serving man during a century of scientific discovery? -- 73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp |
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