Wavelengths of photons are measured by radio interferometry, which would detect this frequency wavelength mismatch

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Wavelengths of photons are measured by radio interferometry, which would detect this frequency wavelength mismatch #2

Open mikehelland opened 3 years ago

mikehelland commented 3 years ago

https://twitter.com/Feynman04950010/status/1348021817328459777

If the photon loses frequency during its journey, but not wavelength, the z values of light measured by frequency or wavelength should differ, and they are observed to be consistent photons traveling at c.

mikehelland commented 3 years ago

This could only be solved by a model of the photon that doesn't have frequency or wavelength inflight, only after an interaction/observation.

This requires more explanation, and a working mathematical model of quantum electrodynamics to completely resolve.

That is sister project called "everetts-observer"