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easyrider
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Im not going to pretend to be more educated than I am.
Now I know the usual explanation is that the jet is at a pretty significant angle in relation to the observer.
But, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superluminal_motion makes it seem the jet truly is traveling FTL.
I was just wondering what the most current accepted explanation is on apparent superluminal jets, academics wise?
And if it truly is apparently traveling faster than c, is there any explanation? I have a hard time throwing away one of the most sound principles in Physics.
Now I know the usual explanation is that the jet is at a pretty significant angle in relation to the observer.
But, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superluminal_motion makes it seem the jet truly is traveling FTL.
I was just wondering what the most current accepted explanation is on apparent superluminal jets, academics wise?
And if it truly is apparently traveling faster than c, is there any explanation? I have a hard time throwing away one of the most sound principles in Physics.