[geocentrism] Re: Setterfield, CDK and ZPE

  • From: "Philip" <joyphil@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 10:25:29 +1000

The consequences of his idea and, in particular, the enormously greater photic 
energies in the past, make it untenable.  Neville. 
I take it you are taking photons as equivalent to mass, and that therefore 
increased speed = increased energy... 

I wonder. Is the energy of EMR dependent upon the speed? Is the energy of EMR 
entirely in the corpuscular (Photon) element or is it distributed between the 
wave and corpuscular. ? Or even betwen the electrostatic and magnetic fields, 
which might mean the same thing. 

If the speed changes, the wavelength will change if the frequency is to be 
unchanged. 

The only practical example I can offer is the electrical characteristic of RF 
current in a conductor. The speed of propagation of the electroagnetic field in 
the metal slows down to make the physical wavelength much shorter than it would 
be in space, 0.6 if I recall, yet the power frequency and energy is unchanged. 

The question we are asking then, is, can this constant for the speed of light 
in a vacuum be changed? Energy should not come into the equation.

Technical: The velocity of EMR through a medium depends upon the dielectric 
constant of the medium, which for a vacuum is taken as unity, 1. Air is taken 
as close enough to 1. If the dielectric constant is greater than 1 the velocity 
is reduced. 

It is the introduction of insulating material with a high dielectric constant 
that slows down the velocity of propagation, not the metal conductor. 

Philip.

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