wasser@viking.DEC (John A. Wasser) (06/20/85)
>If you extend this to two wave fronts of light at an angle greater then 0 >to each other, there point of intersection is travelling greater then >the speed of light. So? If you are not trying to move data, energy or physical objects, there is no speed limit. Why should anyone think this remarkable? -John A. Wasser Work address: ARPAnet: WASSER%VIKING.DEC@decwrl.ARPA Usenet: {allegra,Shasta,decvax}!decwrl!dec-rhea!dec-viking!wasser Easynet: VIKING::WASSER Telephone: (617)486-2505 USPS: Digital Equipment Corp. Mail stop: LJO2/E4 30 Porter Rd Littleton, MA 01460
gwyn@brl-tgr.ARPA (Doug Gwyn <gwyn>) (06/21/85)
Better yet, consider a point on Earth. Now consider Betelgeuse. Wow, talk about moving faster than light!