Re: Mechanical Light

From: "Jim Black" <tramspap@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 2 Jul 2006 02:17:50 -0700

JoeT wrote:

Light
is the "particle wave" of neutrinos just like that sound is the
particle wave of air. Therefore, light should not be object-free
transversal wave. It is the mechanical wave of neutrinos and, like
sound, should be longitudinal too.

How do you explain polarization, then?

If you don't know anything about polarization, you would have fun
learning about it. Experiment! You can find a lot of stuff at home:

LCD displays (found on watches, calculators, etc.)
Polarized sunglasses (make sure they're not just regular sunglasses)
The sky
Reflections off windows

And when you understand that, try:

Cellophane (not plastic wrap)
Plastic after being stretched
Corn syrup

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