scalar emf question

[hoola]

there is online discussion of scalar emf waves that do not have a frequency, but offer a voltage. Not only does this supposed wave have a voltage that can be applied remotely, but travels faster than light to a specific point, moving in the time dimension, not normal 3d space time. This seems highly unlikely, even to the extent of the naming of it as a scalar "wave" when the proponents say it has no frequency. thanks

Edited June 12, 2023 by hoola

[exchemist]

16 minutes ago, hoola said:

there is online discussion of scalar emf waves that do not have a frequency, but offer a voltage. Not only does this supposed wave have a voltage that can be applied remotely, but travels faster than light to a specific point, moving in the time dimension, not normal 3d space time. This seems highly unlikely, even to the extent of the naming of it as a scalar "wave" when the proponents say it has no frequency. thanks

If it has no frequency I don't see how it can be a wave. 

The term "scalar wave" seems to be favoured by cranks, according to Rationalwiki: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Scalar_wave

Edited June 12, 2023 by exchemist

[Mordred]

Yeah the first descriptive screamed crackpottery.

An EMF wave (electromagnetic frequency) with no frequency. It got worse with describing it as a scalar field with propagation greater than c.

 The whole time travel without space is literal rubbish.

Edited June 12, 2023 by Mordred

[hoola]

yeah,, thought so, thanks for the feedback

Edited June 12, 2023 by hoola