Time Traveling STNE!!! by Atomic10
Since nobody reads these things, just look at the explanation in the actual simulation. And please POLITELY correct me if I'm wrong, okay. I'm only 12 years old.
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sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014
oh, by the way, to anybody wondering why i hold these beliefs so firmly, i am a a supporter of particle theory. i don't see how wave theory is aplicable to physical existance outside theory, a wave cannot exist unles there is something to create it. i believe photons are particles, vibrating as they move in a line: creating the illusion of a wave. also, don't even mention string theory. :b it's almost as believable as phlostagen theory. -
lostfox 13th Aug 2014
never mind it did worked but now it don't -
kyledudey 13th Aug 2014
wow every time i click submit there is a new comment -
kyledudey 13th Aug 2014sorry for spam
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lostfox 13th Aug 2014ID:1603624
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kyledudey 13th Aug 2014refresh
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kyledudey 13th Aug 2014refresh
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sentinal-5 13th Aug 2014@Miauw i don't think you understand the concept of a theory. first you state your opinion, then you attempt to rationalise it by changing the theory to meet facts, not facts to meet theories. please explain your point if you want anybody to give you a second glance. "photons wouldn't be able to travel at c if they had any mass" ok.. WHY not? i stated why i thought they had mass. why don't you state why you think they don't?
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kyledudey 13th Aug 2014STNE falls faster because it has mass applied to it, in TPT photons have that speed that photons go because if they traveled at the speed of light, you wouldn`t be able to tell if their actually there. Photons do not have mass, it`s a glowing type of frequent energy. +1 on the simulation, though
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Atomic10 13th Aug 2014
That was to ArkaM's first comment.