Horace Heffner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > At 5:48 PM 12/10/4, Harry Veeder wrote: > >> Thank you for responding to my revised post. >> >> Synchronisation is done beforehand. >> e.g. Synchronise two clocks at the sender's location. >> Then move one of the clocks to the receiver's location. > > > Atomic clocks eh? Hard to get delta t accurate to nanoseconds or even > microseconds from the difference between absolute times on two clocks. > > You still have no reason to expect the average communication velocity will > be faster than c. Even the subject article shows that. It is of no use to > measure a few photons at faster than c when most are slower than c. It is > the *average* communications turn around time that is important. That's > why I included it in my definition. > > Regards, > > Horace Heffner > >
My expectation is that group and phase forms can affect a distant receiver before the shock form arrives. It would amount to communication of energy without momentum. In other words, communication without 'bullets'. Harry
