PSI Blog 20190105 "Zones
of Avoidance” and photons with wavelength?
By
Jesse Witwer:
I
must admit that I keep being more and more shocked at the ability of the church
of Relativity to ignore the obvious.
So,
they discover "Zones of Avoidance" where visible light doesn't
penetrate which they then acknowledge that dust is preventing it by blocking
"shorter wavelength photons". Again, I just don't even understand how
photon's have wavelengths....do cannon balls have wavelengths? At any rate, if electromagnetic radiation (EMR) travels
through perfectly empty space ad infinitum, it is impossible that certain
wavelengths will be blocked and not others. I mean, either the
"photons" hit the dust and refract in a diffuse manner or they don't.
Wavelengths only make sense for waves and you cannot have wave/particle
duality.
Sigh.
Even trying to understand the logic of photons with "wavelengths" is
really just too idiotic. A quick glance at Quora answers trying to explain
how photons have wavelengths is enough to turn one’s stomach (https://www.quora.com/How-does-a-photon-have-a-wavelength). Only one guy had a clue,
saying you have to consider one or the other.....a prime indicator that you
have a fundamental error:
“Your
question is actually a very interesting one. One of the basic concepts of
quantum mechanics is that particles and waves are actually the same thing : we
call this wave-particle duality (Wave–particle duality - Wikipedia) At our
macroscopic lev...”
And
this on "Zones of Avoidance":