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Jets from quasars travel faster than the speed of light?

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    Rev_John
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    I read an old book (published in 2004) which says jets from quasars travel faster than the speed of light. Is this true?

    That is interesting. What book is that?

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      san
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      I read an old book (published in 2004) which says jets from quasars travel faster than the speed of light. Is this true?

      That's old? but never mind that... Science, pseudo-science, sci-fi? Author? Title?

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        Rajah
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        Hello all...apparently to this gentleman the equation E=mc2was not peer reviewed.
        http//www.brojon.org/frontpage/EINSTEIN-WENT-WRONG.html
        good weekend...

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          san
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          Hello all...apparently to this gentleman the equation E=mc2was not peer reviewed.
          http//www.brojon.org/frontpage/EINSTEIN-WENT-WRONG.html
          good weekend...

          I don't actually understand this stuff (forgotten most of what learned in school about it) but i remember some young lad, mad and frustrated came telling us that Einstein's E=mc2 was wrong or something.

          It may be relative, but the only thing interesting from that link you gave above was this http//www.brojon.org/images/articles/einstein1/Wristwatch.jpg

          yeah

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            MUNZIR_ALI
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            That is interesting. What book is that?

            Discover science almanac
            http//ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51PPN468XHL.BO2,204,203,200_PIsitb-sticker-arrow-click,TopRight,35,-76_AA240_SH20_OU01.jpg

            It looks just like the above book.

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              Rev_John
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              I don't actually understand this stuff (forgotten most of what learned in school about it) but i remember some young lad, mad and frustrated came telling us that Einstein's E=mc2 was wrong or something.

              It may be relative, but the only thing interesting from that link you gave above was this http//www.brojon.org/images/articles/einstein1/Wristwatch.jpg

              yeah

              Well actually he was wrong about a couple of things

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                MUNZIR_ALI
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                That's old? but never mind that... Science, pseudo-science, sci-fi? Author? Title?

                Its not updated so the some of the information contained in it might be false.

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                  Rev_John
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                  Its not updated so the some of the information contained in it might be false.

                  Well it is now believed that the jets travel at a fraction under the speed of light

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                    Well actually he was wrong about a couple of things

                    hmm

                    laugh giveup before you even explain it! So don't bother...

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                      hmm

                      laugh giveup before you even explain it! So don't bother...

                      laugh laugh laugh laugh

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                        MUNZIR_ALI
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                        Well it is now believed that the jets travel at a fraction under the speed of light

                        Quasars are amazing. One quasar has an absolute magnitude of -33.

                        Amazing!!! yay wow

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