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4103525 No.4103525 [Reply] [Original]

Even if we colonize Mars, we will never have instant communication between Mars and Earth, due to the cosmic speed limit.

>> No.4103531

>no interplanetary games

>> No.4103534

You couldn't communicate with Marsfags with IM, you would have to use texts or forums. ;__;

>> No.4103539

>implying neutrinos aren't faster than light
But yeah, 4chan is safe for the future.

>> No.4103542

The Message will just be Jumbled. Get crackalackin. (Crackling is the Sound fire makes...it wants you to crack the code.)

>> No.4103544

>>4103539
That wasn't confirmed, not until they at the very least test it with the GPS clock difference accounted for.

Even then, they as so similar in speed, your brain couldn't tell. At all.

>> No.4103557

>implying we won't have a worm hole between earth and mars, the earth port being stationed in Sri Lanka

>> No.4103565

>>4103525
http://www.universetoday.com/33752/device-makes-radio-waves-travel-faster-than-light/

>> No.4103573

>>4103565
How can this be that the world flipped its shit when the neutrino went faster than light, when this has been in the news for over 2 years?

WAT

>> No.4103597

>>4103565
not this shit again, this must be some of the worst reporting ive ever seen. THE SIGNALS DON'T TRAVEL FTL! what they do is they have a FTL polarization current in the device that generates radio-waves, these waves travel AT the speed of light, the polarization current doesn't contain any information, and the electrons don't really travel faster than light, its like shining a laser on the moon and then moving it and claiming its moving FTL on the moon. he reason why this can be used for communication,m is because the radio waves can be squished into little packets that dont decay like 1/r^2 with distance like normal waves, but decays like 1/r. meaning the original signal doesn't have to be so strong and can be transmitted farther and faster (but not FTL).

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>>4103565
Why didn't anyone tell me about this?

>> No.4103605

>>4103597
So...we're still stuck with slow as fuck transmissions?

>> No.4103611

>>4103605
yes, but now we have extremely efficient slow as fuck transmissions.

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>>4103525
quantum entanglement begs to differ

>> No.4103648

>Quantum entanglement

>> No.4103647

>>4103644
That shit is so jumbled and unstable, I doubt we will have enough of a grasp over it by the time we make it to mars, if ever.

>> No.4103651

> cosmic speed limit

You mean that one that was broken?

>> No.4103654

>>4103651
>car can only go 10 miles an hour
>"looks like it will take really long to get to NYC, sorry guys."

>speed increased, now it can go 10.000000000001 miles an hour
>"HOLY FUCK WE CAN GET THERE SO FAST!"

Yeah, no. Sorry, broseph.

>> No.4103656

Just because you saw it on Mass Effect doesn't make it real guys.

>> No.4103657

>>4103605
we're not limited in scale though,
just send over a copy of your brain and have it forward the relevant experience

>> No.4103658

could someone explain this guy why there is no FTL communication with quantum entanglement?

>> No.4103659

>>4103658
There is, but all they managed to do so far, if I recall correctly, is manage to get one atom to do it, over some miles.

>> No.4103662

>>4103648
is still light speed

>> No.4103663

>>4103658
>>4103659
should say, maybe it cannot be "technically" FTL "communication", but it is still changing shit over distances instantly.

>> No.4103669

>>4103659
no its not, you need a classical signal along with it so send information, the classical signal is still slower than light. when the classical signal gets there then the rest of the information if sent "instantly" but the whole proses still takes the same time it would have if everything was sent with a classical signal.

>> No.4103675

>>4103669
Over long distances, point to point between the entangled particles, it is instant. It is at light speed on either end, not in between. It's like erasing the whole part of the trip between the entanglement.

>> No.4103686

Just entangle two electrons and move one to mars and leave the other here. Now all you have to do is flip the one on mars up and down to instantly transmit binary messages!
>people totally believe this
>rofl indubitably

>> No.4103712

so public still doesn't understand quantum entanglement

>> No.4103717

if we could phone mars how far behind or a head would they be to us in time wise.

Like am from the uk and I think america is like 9 hours behind us,how would it work if I was trying to phone someone on mars ?
WOuld they be a a few days a head or behind me ??

>> No.4103723

>>4103600
Why do I feel a little bit sceptic about this?

On the subj: i would be really interested to test some marsearthchat.com thing.

>> No.4103731

>>4103717
troll i hope .__.

It doesn't even have the same time frame for a day

>> No.4103774

"Voice of the Distant Star" is an anime dealing with this.

Basically boy/girl are friends, girl gets selected to join the space army. Years passby on Earth, while only months pass in space. They however meet each other again, only the girl is still the same age and the boy is now a man.

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>>4103597

and this is because longer waves have less momentum, less mass, and therefore live longer, right?

>> No.4103785

>>4103784

err, don't transmit momentum externally that is. just not as much, anyways

>> No.4103790

>>4103774
lol The Pedo Files

He is still legally.... what ever he was on earth? LOOPHOLE! Speaking of holes, his adult cock would.... never mind.

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>>4103651

No, not that one.

>> No.4103789

>mfw due to the neutrinos travelling trough the slipspace we master the technology of wormholes and use wormhole-net.

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>>4103712

They don't understand the theory's current practical limitations, either.

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>>4103717

Time could be set so both planets are on the same page..it's best that way.

>> No.4103798

>>4103731
no am not a troll(not a science guy though) and I know that I just mean how would we work out that shit.

>> No.4103801

> implying all humans don't share a tiny part of our consciousness

>> No.4103804

>>4103791
The 360 was heavier when you added in the AC pack, which was built into the PS3. I always thought that was rather disingenuous of the Xboxfags saying "lololol xbox heug? whos big now!" when they still were when you added that in.

It's like taking the motor out your car and saying it is lighter than your friends. And yes it is a fair analogy, you can't use the car without the motor, you can't use the console without the power brick.

>> No.4103803

You can't send information over entangled particles.

You can measure one and know the measurement of the other, but disturbing one particle's charge/spin/whathaveyou breaks the entanglement.

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>>4103717

Time could be set so both planets are on the same page..it's best that way. haha, silly :3

>> No.4103805

>>4103800

space-time (so time) is relative and no one area of space-time seems to be ahead of any other. Also, the dispersion of galaxies in the universe is more or less, well, disperse.

>> No.4103807

>>4103804
For anyone thinking this comment came out of left field, look at the top right of the pic in the post I replied to.

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>>4103804

I love analogies but when we discuss physics we must be specific and technical.

Because matter doesn't exert momentum onto photons, and we know this because of Einshtein's special relativity. As far as I know, relativity is pretty sound.

>> No.4103817

>>4103813
I was just replying to the pic with the PS3 in it .__.

>> No.4103818

>>4103807

I think you mean top left, right? It's a fucking picture, I took it off google, and grow up?

>> No.4103820

>>4103818
Don't get all pissed, faggot. I didn't direct that at you.

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>>4103820

Well it looks like we have ourselves a misunderstanding. I'm sorry

>> No.4103840

>>4103835
Fuck yeah, Mr. Rogers.

>> No.4103867

>on mars you will never get more than 720000 ping to the central server from mars

>> No.4103889

Quantum entanglement can't be used to send data guys. If you measure one, you change the other. So you can't know the state of both of them at once.