As a useless physicist I'll add my two cents
Superluminal ES plasma wave gives birth to RF signals in space, crab nebula, pulsars etc.. the interesting thing to note is that it's the collision of the ES longitudinal wave into the boundary of a EM wave or field, this transition gives rise to a variety of phenomena.
Dig deeper one will find research in the reverse process of EM to ES and plasma wave acceleration greater than C.
Eric has laid down the groundwork for a similar translation or rotation to ES waves in the dielectric.
But seeing has how I'm a useless physicist, just ignore the above and don't bother to look deeper into the why. I do wonder if Eric includes Farnsworth in that group. Now, relativists would be a better label.
I'd like to point out that FTL is a MASSIVE national security issue. There will be no published works or papers on it. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone, research and development is not going to be taking place in public forums or universities.
move along, nothing to see, all is well with the assigned reference frame
Superluminal ES plasma wave gives birth to RF signals in space, crab nebula, pulsars etc.. the interesting thing to note is that it's the collision of the ES longitudinal wave into the boundary of a EM wave or field, this transition gives rise to a variety of phenomena.
Dig deeper one will find research in the reverse process of EM to ES and plasma wave acceleration greater than C.
Eric has laid down the groundwork for a similar translation or rotation to ES waves in the dielectric.
But seeing has how I'm a useless physicist, just ignore the above and don't bother to look deeper into the why. I do wonder if Eric includes Farnsworth in that group. Now, relativists would be a better label.
I'd like to point out that FTL is a MASSIVE national security issue. There will be no published works or papers on it. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone, research and development is not going to be taking place in public forums or universities.
move along, nothing to see, all is well with the assigned reference frame
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