Scientists Make Radio Waves Travel Faster Than Light // Current

From the page: "Scientist John Singleton insists that Albert Einstein wouldn't be mad at him, even though at first blush Singleton appears to have twisted the famous physicist's theories about light into a pretzel. Most people think Einstein said that nothing can travel faster... more

Reviewed by mxe806j02 Jul 12, 11:01am ( 21 reviews ) • current.com

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Rated by brendonboshell on Aug 03, 12:46pm

Paradoxical title. I didn't read the rest...
Reviewed by lajollartist858 on Jul 16, 11:41am

I want to read it later
Rated by mxe806j02 on Jul 12, 11:01am

From the page: "Scientist John Singleton insists that Albert Einstein wouldn't be mad at him, even though at first blush Singleton appears to have twisted the famous physicist's theories about light into a pretzel. Most people think Einstein said that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, but that's not really the case, Singleton said."
Rated by iggdawg on Jul 08, 8:49am

it's a trick. same way a laser dot moving across the surface of the moon faster than light is a trick. information doesn't travel faster than light, just the dot, the representation of the laser, travels faster than light. a person at point A on the moon could not use this to transmit arbitrary information faster than light to someone at point B.
Rated by insyen on Jul 07, 4:28am

interesting
Reviewed by 00Ruth7 on Jul 03, 10:32pm

cool. lets put it in cell phones...now!
Reviewed by poptart2nd on Jul 02, 11:06pm

and how does this machine work? give us something to work with here. sure it "abuses radio waves," but how?
Rated by vebyast on Jul 02, 5:03pm

Uh, citation needed? Also some peer review and some data?
Rated by mac888 on Jun 30, 4:48pm

if a train traveling from Chicago to Los Angelos is carrying Albert Einstein, what is the weight of an orange?

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