From: CALYK@aol.com
Date: Mon Feb 22 1999 - 13:13:30 MST
In a message dated 2/22/99 4:47:48 AM Central Standard Time, kpj@sics.se
writes:
<< If ``we'' could create a specific matter/space configuration with less
density than vacuum, then ``we'' would need to update the theory to
handle this new case, as it probably would allow for FTL motion.
>>
Such as in the bending of space, like with black holes, they suck light in at
like twice their speed. So it is in this case that light is travelling
faster, relatively. But it's also implied it goes the same speed, just uses a
wrinkle in time. Light moving through water or whatever also goes the same
speed, its just refracted.
Danny
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