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Peter Lowrie

Jan 1, 1970
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Hello

Recently I spotted this site. They are peddling cable that purportedly works
faster than light. Their data is very well explained however there has got
to be a catch. Something to do with the 1st 1/4 wave...

http://www.ultra-faster-than-light.com

I thort only photons and other sub-atomic particles moved at c or better
modeled after Alains experiments in sub-atomic particle comms.

Stuff like this, if true, renders Newtonian laws back to the realms of
theory only. Perhaps Alains experiments will show that e=mc^2 will ever
only be theory and not law.

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Robert Baer

Jan 1, 1970
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Peter said:
Hello

Recently I spotted this site. They are peddling cable that purportedly works
faster than light. Their data is very well explained however there has got
to be a catch. Something to do with the 1st 1/4 wave...

http://www.ultra-faster-than-light.com

I thort only photons and other sub-atomic particles moved at c or better
modeled after Alains experiments in sub-atomic particle comms.

Stuff like this, if true, renders Newtonian laws back to the realms of
theory only. Perhaps Alains experiments will show that e=mc^2 will ever
only be theory and not law.

2c
PEL

No such thing as a "superluminal" physical device; only tachyons are
(according to theory).
The purveyor(s) have made "arguements" on various NGs and have failed
to show that they know what they are talking about.
If you want to experiment, you can credit my bank account for a few
million dollars before you send the check......
 
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Peter Lowrie

Jan 1, 1970
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Robert said:
No such thing as a "superluminal" physical device; only tachyons are
(according to theory).
The purveyor(s) have made "arguements" on various NGs and have failed
to show that they know what they are talking about.
If you want to experiment, you can credit my bank account for a few
million dollars before you send the check......

LOL - there's a sucker born every day, never give a sucker an even break -
Kojak, I think.

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Peter E. Lowrie
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Robert Baer

Jan 1, 1970
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Peter said:
LOL - there's a sucker born every day, never give a sucker an even break -
Kojak, I think.

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Peter E. Lowrie
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....and not even an odd break.
 
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