"Nick Summers" <newsposting@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:7vzvf.1127$s65.836@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | Not sure if it's true but...
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| "An electromagnetic wave provided with enough energy will reach an
energy
| saturation level. It will loose it's sinusoidal wave like resonance
and
| cause the aether to break into particulate matter."
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| www.simplegravity.com
Sounds like they are talking about the Schwinger mechanism for pair
production from the quantum "vacuum".
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