There is another absurdity in modern physics that shows the corruption. Anything traveling at the speed of light cannot have any
dimensional extent along the axis of travel. So if we ignore the detail that mass cannot travel at the speed of light, a rod of any
length aligned parallel to its axis of travel will appear to have zero length if its speed is that of light. So how can a photon have a
spatially extended wavelength? Even if it actually is a localized wave to us it would appear to have no spatial extent along its axis
of motion. Just apply the Lorentz transform to any wave packet to see this.
A sane explanation would be that photon "waves" are intrinsic and do not transform like objects composed of atoms via the Lorentz
equations. These quantized waves are a demonstration of the existence of a space medium. Much like water waves exist because
there is a body of water to sustain them. Of course, the EM waves are not subject to the same equations as the water waves.
So there is no "irregular" photon frame which is a good indication that the concept of frames for moving objects is BS. There is only
one frame and all objects with any motion and EM waves exist in this frame. The frame of the universe and ultimately the absolute
rest frame. Photons and EM waves propagate in this frame supported by the material entity known as space. There is no partition
of reality into different physical realms based on relative motion. No BS paradoxes are possible since any Lorentz deformation of moving
objects is intrinsic and relative to the absolute rest frame and not relative to each other.
If you move with v increasing to c, you would still see light moving at the speed of light. That is the nature of reality as reflected in
the Lorentz transform (a conservation property of Maxwell's equations). Moving observers are distorted in manner that "hides" their
motion from themselves. They cannot measure their own Lorentz distortion. All they can perceive is differences in the Lorentz distortion
of other objects.
dimensional extent along the axis of travel. So if we ignore the detail that mass cannot travel at the speed of light, a rod of any
length aligned parallel to its axis of travel will appear to have zero length if its speed is that of light. So how can a photon have a
spatially extended wavelength? Even if it actually is a localized wave to us it would appear to have no spatial extent along its axis
of motion. Just apply the Lorentz transform to any wave packet to see this.
A sane explanation would be that photon "waves" are intrinsic and do not transform like objects composed of atoms via the Lorentz
equations. These quantized waves are a demonstration of the existence of a space medium. Much like water waves exist because
there is a body of water to sustain them. Of course, the EM waves are not subject to the same equations as the water waves.
So there is no "irregular" photon frame which is a good indication that the concept of frames for moving objects is BS. There is only
one frame and all objects with any motion and EM waves exist in this frame. The frame of the universe and ultimately the absolute
rest frame. Photons and EM waves propagate in this frame supported by the material entity known as space. There is no partition
of reality into different physical realms based on relative motion. No BS paradoxes are possible since any Lorentz deformation of moving
objects is intrinsic and relative to the absolute rest frame and not relative to each other.
If you move with v increasing to c, you would still see light moving at the speed of light. That is the nature of reality as reflected in
the Lorentz transform (a conservation property of Maxwell's equations). Moving observers are distorted in manner that "hides" their
motion from themselves. They cannot measure their own Lorentz distortion. All they can perceive is differences in the Lorentz distortion
of other objects.