Does light always travel at lightspeed?

Aqueous Id

Light though is not the result of a , single photon , though is it ..

Light is the result of billions , if not trillons of photons , within the wave

So therefore each wave can be broken down to the particles of photons that make up the wave

Hence light , is both wave and particle

 

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Single photon act as waves as shown by the 2 slit experiments. Hell, single electrons act as waves.

 

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Yes of course

The interference pattern though shows that the energy of the photon or electron is being distributed by the wave

Which remember is actually three dimensional , not two dimensional

Therefore when the wave crests or at its greatest energy point , it gives off a photon

Hence why the pattern on the screen , as a result of the interference , seems random , but really isn't

 

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Change "particle" to "wavelet" and I would agree.

Except you can't collect a box full of light particles as you might do with fermions.

That is why I keep telling our resident crank:

Photons propagate as waves.

 

Wavelet , as in ripple ?

 

Aqueous

If this is what you mean agreed

With a but though , there is still a focus of energy , A-photon ,

 

Actually it shows that the photon IS a wave.

Uh, yes our universe has 3 spatial dimensions.

What the heck is "the wave gives off a photon at its greatest energy" suppose to mean??

You think interference patterns look random??? They look very organized to me, why do you think they are called interference PATTERNS?

 

Yes

But also is a particle

 

It means that the wave at some point , at the interference wave greatest or highest point , releases the energy in the form of a single photon

 

No

But the photon pattern on the back screen is

I'm NOT talking about the interference wave patterns BUT the photon pattern on the photon capture screen

 

This makes no sense what so ever. Perhaps you could supply a link to some literature that discusses this aspect.

 

Here is a picture of the photon pattern on the photon capture screen.

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So again I ask (incredulously), you think the patterns look random?

 

I disagree

It makes perfect sense and is the only thing that makes sense

I have read literature on this before , and they don't know why

I do

 

No they don't

 

What the pattern on the screen does show is the pattern is ordered and has depth

Which then shows the interference patterns do have a point of greatest energy from the waves

 

What's it like being delusional; is it fun?

 

Whats the point of going over this point

I agreed with you

Now look a my post #55

 

You agreed with me??? I said, "your statement makes no sense". You said, "I disagree".

How in the name of Quetzalcoatl do you call that agreeing? I can't waste anymore time on this...

 

The photon being electromagnetic

Has as well , of course , a magnetic field and has electric current

So the photon , because of the slit , had its both current and magnetic field depleted , so to speak or distributed over a wider area

Hence when interference happens it brings together , and therefore , a stronger magnetic field and electrical current

Hence then the pattern on the screen

 

So you refuse to go to post #55 , is that it

Lets move on shall we , I have