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Anonymous

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Sep 25, 2008, 9:43:08 PM9/25/08
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The hypothetical tachyon travels faster than light.
Many decades ago, Feynmann postulated that anti-particles
such as positrons were travelling backwards in time.
So what if anti-tachyons existed? Do they travel backwards
in time faster than c?
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Jacko

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Sep 26, 2008, 2:54:34 PM9/26/08
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hi

As with all postulates they eventually must be shown true or false. A
simple thought experiment. Record via super zoom microscope an atom of
hydrogen. The negative electron orbits the positive positron. Play
this tape backwards ad you assume reverse time, except that if like
charges repel in forward time, then they would attract in reverse
time. This implies two agregate charge objects moving away from each
other in reverse time.

So the question is not the arrow of time, but does the reverse time
exsistance ever reach conciousness? do the two poles have any residual
effects on the forward motion half of time? Any theory which predicts
incorrect reversal of electromagnetic effects is wrong.

As a further thoughtfrom an electrical and electronic engineer, not a
physiscist, I= root(-1) is half way between +ve and -ve, and maybe a
quantity k is half way between multiplication and division, as time is
in the denominator of rates of change, the time should not just be
imaginary but also super imaginary (involving k), Then maybe all will
be understood un a higher abstract level. I would not be supprised if
such super complex numbers allowed converting differentiation into
integration, and many other such wonders e.g. non convergent series to
ratios via l'hopitals to another ratio, and back to a convergent
series.

cheers
jacko

The TimeLord

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Sep 29, 2008, 1:51:29 AM9/29/08
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Am Fri, 26 Sep 2008 03:43:08 +0200 schrieb Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> in
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Strictly speaking, tachyons don't exist, since going faster than c
requires more energy than is available in the universe. So anti-tachyons
shouldn't exist either.

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The TimeLord

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Sep 29, 2008, 1:57:16 AM9/29/08
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Am Fri, 26 Sep 2008 11:54:34 -0700 schrieb Jacko <jacko...@gmail.com> in
806784ea-9427-4d75...@t54g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:

> On 26 Sep, 02:43, Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> wrote:
>> The hypothetical tachyon travels faster than light. Many decades ago,
>> Feynmann postulated that anti-particles such as positrons were
>> travelling backwards in time. So what if anti-tachyons existed? Do they
>> travel backwards in time faster than c?
>> [
>
> hi
>
> As with all postulates they eventually must be shown true or false. A
> simple thought experiment. Record via super zoom microscope an atom of
> hydrogen. The negative electron orbits the positive positron. Play this

An electron and positron going around either other is a pseudo-atom
called "positronium". I understand that that specie has been observed
in an accelerator.

> tape backwards ad you assume reverse time, except that if like charges
> repel in forward time, then they would attract in reverse time. This
> implies two agregate charge objects moving away from each other in
> reverse time.

How do you conclude that?

>
> So the question is not the arrow of time, but does the reverse time
> exsistance ever reach conciousness? do the two poles have any residual

Consciousness has nothing do with it. Scientific truths should be true
even if there is no observer.

[...]


> As a further thoughtfrom an electrical and electronic engineer, not a

[...]


> ratios via l'hopitals to another ratio, and back to a convergent series.

None of that makes any sense.

mn

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Oct 2, 2008, 2:04:05 PM10/2/08
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"The TimeLord" <math-n-ph...@att.com> wrote in message news:kaadnUV4ueB88X3V...@comcast.com...

> Am Fri, 26 Sep 2008 03:43:08 +0200 schrieb Anonymous <cri...@ecn.org> in
> 20080926014309.0A3581A77C9@isole:
>
> > The hypothetical tachyon travels faster than light. Many decades ago,
> > Feynmann postulated that anti-particles such as positrons were
> > travelling backwards in time. So what if anti-tachyons existed? Do they
> > travel backwards in time faster than c?
>
> Strictly speaking, tachyons don't exist, since going faster than c
> requires more energy than is available in the universe. So anti-tachyons
> shouldn't exist either.
>

But, about the concept of tachyons, they do not accelerate from subluminal speeds
to over velocity of light, they exist already another side of light-barrier.

Travelling faster than light does not mean that it has more energy than in universe, only reach
the light-barrier requires infinite energy.

mn


Eurmal

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Oct 3, 2008, 5:49:12 AM10/3/08
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tachyons r us
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