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Originally Posted by Vivisectus
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The only difference is when an object absorbs certain wavelengths, the non-absorbed wavelengths allow the object to be seen instantly at the film or retina due to the absorptive properties of the object.
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You forgot to add... "By means completely unknown, and this contradicts the theory of relativity"
Unless you can tell us how the eye instantly gains the information that some photons have been absorbed 10 lightyears away? |
Please don't bring this back into the conversation all over again. The proof is here on Earth. Without the object in range, there is no telescope, eye, or camera that could detect this information from light alone.