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speed of light = d(Charge)/d(Time) =! d(Space)/d(Time)

Von: dedanoe (dedanoe@gmail.com) [Profil]
Datum: 03.09.2008 01:46
Message-ID: <a5f9a16d-6f46-4d9b-b59d-239236531a83@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups.com>
Newsgroup: alt.astrology alt.religion alt.philosophy alt.artsci.physics 
electric field is: E=F/Q2=-kQ1/R^2 and if it's waving then dE<>0 and
if so then dE is proportional with dR or dQ1; dE proportional with dR
makes polarized light not spreading equally in every direction while
dE proportional with dQ1 makes the true light wave spreading equally
in every direction. therefore speed of light is more like c=d(Charge)/
d(Time) and it sort of stands for resistance towards the absorption of
the variations in the electric charge of the emiter//otherwise with
superconductivity speed of light is infinite.

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