Tesseract

Thank you, Im going to look that up. Here it is seems similar: "Dichotomy paradox: Before a moving object can travel a certain distance, it must travel half that distance. Before it can travel half the distance it must travel 1/4 the distance, etc. This sequence goes on forever. Therefore, it seems that the original distance cannot be traveled, and motion is impossible." From: http://www.jimloy.com/physics/zeno.htm

How about this TYPO stands for typo. Damn perfectionist...

This reminds me of a paradox, one of the infinity paradoxes.

Nobody does that anumore.

Ill just kill you and say I satrted it.

Eventually wouldnt you just have a beam of 1 photon thick light?

I was downloading wiht 1 Mb Im serious. Ill take a picture of my screen and show you.

LOL Like mother like daughter.

It depends on what the govenrment will decide.Im safe because Im in Canada.

All you said is if I heard of a beam splitter?whats that?can it separate photons?

I stiil think you shouldnt run away.You had the best solution YT2095.

How do you separate a single photon?

Unless your very very attractive then its understandable.

I thought the idea was to isolate a single photon not a kazillion?

Look what It says on the license agreement for service pack 0ne sayonara: "IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A VALIDLY LICENSED COPY OF THE APPLICABLE OS SOFTWARE, YOU ARE NOT AUTHORIZED TO INSTALL, COPY OR OTHERWISE USE THE OS COMPONENTS AND YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS UNDER THIS SUPPLEMENTAL EULA."

I dont think that would solve anything.You have to talk to the person not ingnore her.

Its deja vu.It means (translated) "already seen".

How do you launch it in the direction you want?and how do you know it wont bounce in another direction?I assume that the mirror would have to be completley flat.

are they banned for good now or just kicked?

But isnt it the same a the Trapped light as energy resevoir thread.How would you keep a photon contained without it escaping.And dont photons also always move the speed of light. By Blike: "When photons are created they are travelling at 300,000km/sec already. How do we know? Set yourself back a known distance. Measure the time between when the flashlight is switched on and you see the photon. You can then extrapolate whether or not the photon has always been travelling at c (or at a known speed in a given medium)."

Why were all those people banned?

When can I update my windows XP? Sayonara.

Does anyone think that this is possible?I meant to say its impossible with our level of technology.