/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11409700
Light is a waveform, propagating in a cosmic ray ocean, with it's speed limited by the medium.

>>11344730
Haha can you imagine the comic book,
It's like Stephen Hawking in a modified military kill-chair.
And I'm his arch-nemesis, Hoaxfag, and the battle is like Pokemon themed and I have spells like "cast cognitive dissonance" and "explain CPU hardware architecture with only classical mechanics rather than quantum" and it disables his kill chair attacks like "black hole attack" and "hawking radiation(which is like a poison spell
And he's like level 87 but I'm only level 72 because I actually have a main that's level 97 but I forgot the password and my account was hacked, anyway so I'm bathed in the fire of a thousand black suns as Hawking casts his main attack, hawking radiation emitting from a small black hole generated in a quantum reactor embedded in his kill-chair, powering several quantum computers and other quantum machines capable of doing anything regardless of the laws of and without question question from main stream science, I roll a 19 and roll out of the way of the event horizon, looking directly into the eyes of God as a sneak a glimpse of a doorway punched clean through this dimension into the next, such beauty, bit Hoaxfag must get back to the fray, casting "disable" at the lifesuppory system of Doctor hawking i forget that he is so close to a black hole that time has essentially stopped and he has predicted my move for countless aeons, his immunity to the passage of time made obvious by the fact he had a lifespan after diagnoses of like three years and liked like 47 more and it's the only case like this, Hawking is far more immune to death than you might imagine, this was the power of the quantum micro blackhole, my disable spell misses the life support module and is fully absorbed by Hawking's organic frail body that is now more machine than man, "disable" is not effective! He is already disabled!
Hawking rolls the dice and gets a 7, then says because it's quantum mechanics that it's technically every number at once so he casts all his ..

>>11244828
What do you like about pilot wave in terms of its applications to your research or field? What do you think it explains more adequately than other theories?
What is your interpretation of it?

>>11214781
Man this video is awesome, but the quantum interpretation is rediculous, microwaves aren't photons.....
That guy is a quack, that is such a bizarre thing to say.
Look up "waveguides" if you want a classical interpretation of how light is always a wave. The video showing microWAVES (not photons) behaving the exact same as light waves .
That's literally proof of my theory.
Thank you.

I was just thinking, what is the speed of an electron pulse in a wire, like if we ran a power cable to the moon, with a battery on earth and an LED on the moon,
How long after the switch is pushed at the battery until the LED turns on?

Quantum computing is vaporware.

how do you answer this sci?