>>2232847 (pb&j)
How close it the closest star, essplained in pictures.
Shits gets weird when you start traversing dimensions in terms of hue shifts.
How are you handling time?
Newton/Einstein/Classic Physics or Non-Euclidean Geometry in which time and energy are non-concepts.
Like… look at red light and green light.
How are they put together to create yellow?
If you look at the waveforms, physics doesn't have an explanation for how to combine them.
The math doesn't work/doesn't produce the correct waves on a graph.
sure but how are you representing an axis 4D or above?
The numbers associated with the waveforms throughout the spectrum do not mathematically compound into the values necessary to produce the light we expect, according to the physics models.
Their approach is incorrect, but they don't bother themselves with that since to jump into the different math throws all sorts of shit into a blender.
"mixture"… how?
Addition? Multiplication? Some batshit (log) function?
Would the base color/wavelengths be made up of "mixtures" of wavelengths in the spectra below them?
What's the base for all this? What are the "pure" wavelengths? What's our Planck/constant, here?
Come one ebot.
We all know spacetime, astroteporal travel, and time/physics are totally your schtick.
What is a photon? Where is it? When is it?
How does it move?
In a Ray?
A wave?
A spherical pulse?
Is a photon constant?
When it's a part… wave… pulse…
Are all photons the same "color"?
What are you actually "seeing"?
You're riiiiiight!
We should remind the world about that.
And his fucking parties.
You should get on that!
I see whathcu did ther'.
So like… what… 8 seconds away at the speed of light?
I knew there was an 8 in there.
I was giving Sol the benefit of the doubt.
He a good boi. He dindu nuffin'.
monotasking is kind of a bitch in 11D, though.