Re: The physical motions of photons in free space!


Harry wrote:
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> > We are told that ether is the way that modern physics should have and
> > still should go. But wisdom is justified of what it actually does
> > produce.
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> Who says that? Why limit physics to one approach? That would be
> narrow-minded, and IMO rather stupid.

I never claimed otherwise, but different paradigms covering the same
phenonena are going to naturally compete for preiminence for the prize
of research grants and textbooks.

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