Just Joe

Hey Joe,

The speed of light slows in various media. It is not a constant, but has a maximum value in a vaccum. The slowing in glass is part of the physics of refraction.

So maybe it can come to a stop...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Variable_speed_of_light

Yes easilly... Light stops in wood, brick, thick card board.

Generally stops at night too .

Del

No, no, no..... Del.... light stops at night because of the abundance of dark matter that fills our universe...

Light itself doesn't travel, it really is this dark matter that travels.

Consider a light bulb, most people think it emits light whereas in reality it absorbs the dark matter making it appear light, this process consumes electricity, when the light bulb is switched off the dark matter resumes filling the void...

Remember dark matter abhors a vacuum.

John

Remember dark matter abhors a vacuum.

THAT'S why I can never get all the bitty black specks out of my white carpeting no matter how hard I hoover!

So...er...how do I do get my floors sparkling? Reverse the polarity of all my wall outlets? Or can I just switch the vacuum from suck to blow?

Now that's thinking outside the containment vessel.

I'm actually working on a process to bag dark matter. You'll "unburn" it in a proton pellet stove. It sucks the cold right out of your home. My only problem is disposal of all those used protons, they pile up after a while. I'm thinking you can spread them in your garden, reaserch continues.

Send money if you want a piece of this.