Re: Old news that I just now got

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From: Mike
Date: Wed, 09 Aug 2000 00:00

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mschulman@ms-computing.com (Michael A. Schulman):
> Jerry Baker wrote:
> 
> > There have been experiments where two particles appear to be in two
> > places at once, and I am wondering if this is not a case of that.
> 
> Its called the Pickard Maneuver.  But now that I think about it, The light
> cant get there before it leaves, It can get there so fast you cant time it
> though.  But It still travels at the speed of light.

This is what confuses me.  The light leaps an area, I'd think it would be 
measurable at some point along the way, perhaps nanoseconds before the 
photons are let loose.

-- 
Mike

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From: tcsh@holly.colostate.edu (Mike)
Subject: Re: Old news that I just now got
Date: 2000/08/09
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