there is online discussion of scalar emf waves that do not have a frequency, but offer a voltage. Not only does this supposed wave have a voltage that can be applied remotely, but travels faster than light to a specific point, moving in the time dimension, not normal 3d space time. This seems highly unlikely, even to the extent of the naming of it as a scalar "wave" when the proponents say it has no frequency. thanks

Edited June 12, 20232 yr by hoola

16 minutes ago, hoola said:

there is online discussion of scalar emf waves that do not have a frequency, but offer a voltage. Not only does this supposed wave have a voltage that can be applied remotely, but travels faster than light to a specific point, moving in the time dimension, not normal 3d space time. This seems highly unlikely, even to the extent of the naming of it as a scalar "wave" when the proponents say it has no frequency. thanks

If it has no frequency I don't see how it can be a wave. 

The term "scalar wave" seems to be favoured by cranks, according to Rationalwiki: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Scalar_wave

Edited June 12, 20232 yr by exchemist

Yeah the first descriptive screamed crackpottery.

An EMF wave (electromagnetic frequency) with no frequency. It got worse with describing it as a scalar field with propagation greater than c.

 The whole time travel without space is literal rubbish.

Edited June 12, 20232 yr by Mordred

yeah,, thought so, thanks for the feedback

Edited June 12, 20232 yr by hoola