Faster than light information transfer

[1mmorta1]

Thanks dale, I actually was aware of the information in the Faq, but somehow have always been puzzled by the variables in the question I proposed. Is it odd that I find general relativity more difficult to grasp than any other area of physics? I was curious as to where the FAQ is located. How do I get to it from the physics forums homepage?

 

[1mmorta1]

Disregard! I found it :)

 

[sophiecentaur]

The only time you could remove a force in such a way that there would be no delay would be if you were in a circular path using a rocket. Turn off the rocket and you instantly go off in a tangential direction.

 

[sophiecentaur]

Thanks dale, I actually was aware of the information in the Faq, but somehow have always been puzzled by the variables in the question I proposed. Is it odd that I find general relativity more difficult to grasp than any other area of physics? I was curious as to where the FAQ is located. How do I get to it from the physics forums homepage?

Glad top hear QM isn't a problem.

 

[1mmorta1]

Glad top hear QM isn't a problem.

It really isn't ;) Somehow I find it to be much easier to grasp. Relativity on the other hand...I know that seems backwards. I actually felt different back in high school. Relativity was so cool, and qm made no sense. My how we grow...

 

[1mmorta1]

Although sometime's people chide me for my infatuation with the Copenhagen interpretation. I find it to be more insightful than Quantum Decoherence though :O