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over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Who me?
Yes you very well done  "
So if we run a race and I win, will I be able to travel in time?
Can I have a red TARDIS? |
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By *asmeenTV/TS
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Who me?
Yes you very well done
No who do I thank
*now
Try the next one see how you do....
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Il try |
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By *he BWC OP Man
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Who me?
Yes you very well done
So if we run a race and I win, will I be able to travel in time?
Can I have a red TARDIS?"
no because your not running faster than the speed of light
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Who me?
Yes you very well done
So if we run a race and I win, will I be able to travel in time?
Can I have a red TARDIS? no because your not running faster than the speed of light
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But you are the speed of light, you said so.
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By *he BWC OP Man
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Who me?
Yes you very well done
So if we run a race and I win, will I be able to travel in time?
Can I have a red TARDIS? no because your not running faster than the speed of light
But you are the speed of light, you said so.
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if you were twice as fast you would be a light year ahead |
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done. "
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.  |
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By *he BWC OP Man
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles. "
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. |
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By *he BWC OP Man
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. "
the speed of light is measured in a vacuum and considered as a constant of 1. If light is passed through a thicker medium ie pure silica then the speed of light travelling through the medium is slowed down and the speed of light travelling through silica is at a ratio of 1.5 its slowed down.
It is also why you have blue skies in the day and red sky's at night because the blue wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum which white light comprises of are shorter wavelengths and therefore your eyes see them before the longer wavelengths towards the red end of the spectrum so no matter where you are you are surrounded by the sooed of light unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place. |
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. the speed of light is measured in a vacuum and considered as a constant of 1. If light is passed through a thicker medium ie pure silica then the speed of light travelling through the medium is slowed down and the speed of light travelling through silica is at a ratio of 1.5 its slowed down.
It is also why you have blue skies in the day and red sky's at night because the blue wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum which white light comprises of are shorter wavelengths and therefore your eyes see them before the longer wavelengths towards the red end of the spectrum so no matter where you are you are surrounded by the sooed of light unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place. "
I think light makes more sense as an answer than the speed of light. |
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By *he BWC OP Man
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. the speed of light is measured in a vacuum and considered as a constant of 1. If light is passed through a thicker medium ie pure silica then the speed of light travelling through the medium is slowed down and the speed of light travelling through silica is at a ratio of 1.5 its slowed down.
It is also why you have blue skies in the day and red sky's at night because the blue wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum which white light comprises of are shorter wavelengths and therefore your eyes see them before the longer wavelengths towards the red end of the spectrum so no matter where you are you are surrounded by the sooed of light unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place.
I think light makes more sense as an answer than the speed of light. "
Light cannot be in the dark cannot and light isn't dark |
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By *he BWC OP Man
over a year ago
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. the speed of light is measured in a vacuum and considered as a constant of 1. If light is passed through a thicker medium ie pure silica then the speed of light travelling through the medium is slowed down and the speed of light travelling through silica is at a ratio of 1.5 its slowed down.
It is also why you have blue skies in the day and red sky's at night because the blue wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum which white light comprises of are shorter wavelengths and therefore your eyes see them before the longer wavelengths towards the red end of the spectrum so no matter where you are you are surrounded by the sooed of light unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place.
I think light makes more sense as an answer than the speed of light. Light cannot be in the dark cannot and light isn't dark "
And you cannot be looking at the same light when you blink as due to the spoed of light that point will have moved in the time you have blinked. |
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. the speed of light is measured in a vacuum and considered as a constant of 1. If light is passed through a thicker medium ie pure silica then the speed of light travelling through the medium is slowed down and the speed of light travelling through silica is at a ratio of 1.5 its slowed down.
It is also why you have blue skies in the day and red sky's at night because the blue wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum which white light comprises of are shorter wavelengths and therefore your eyes see them before the longer wavelengths towards the red end of the spectrum so no matter where you are you are surrounded by the sooed of light unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place. "
But still that is not the 'speed of light' that is surrounding you, but just 'light'.
Without light you wouldn't see any of this.
Even your explanation states it is the light "unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place." |
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"Speed of light
Well done you are tonight's winner with the correct answer well done.
Really?
That's odd, as the speed of light is just a measurement (186282 miles per second), so how is it all around?
That's like saying 10mph is all around?
Maybe I missed something here. I'm often too logical for some riddles.
You see light which is at the speed of light. White light is actually made up of many colours at different wavelengths these can be seen when refracted in raindroplets which causes the rainbow phenomenon. the speed of light is measured in a vacuum and considered as a constant of 1. If light is passed through a thicker medium ie pure silica then the speed of light travelling through the medium is slowed down and the speed of light travelling through silica is at a ratio of 1.5 its slowed down.
It is also why you have blue skies in the day and red sky's at night because the blue wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum which white light comprises of are shorter wavelengths and therefore your eyes see them before the longer wavelengths towards the red end of the spectrum so no matter where you are you are surrounded by the sooed of light unless you blink which means that the light you were seeing at that particular second of time has moved due to the time the blink took place.
I think light makes more sense as an answer than the speed of light. Light cannot be in the dark cannot and light isn't dark "
And in fact light can be in the dark as wavelengths of light can pass through space and wet will not see it unless it reflects off of something, so we will be and the light will be in the dark.
Also, light can be dark as darkness is a human perception based off contrast.
Check this out: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p-OCfiglZRQ |
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