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Originally Posted by LadyShea
Do you understand that matter is made up of atoms and molecules, and that these atoms and molecules are what cause light to be absorbed? Is the mirror image in our eyes and on film also made up of atoms and molecules?
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
Of course not. The film/retina interacts with photons, period.
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Then you have yet to answer how the photons GET THERE to the film to touch the atoms in the matter that makes up camera film.
Until you can answer this, you are talking nonsense.
How can the photons be absorbed by the atoms in camera film on Earth AT NOON, if the photons are at the newly ignited Sun AT NOON and therefore no photons have arrived on Earth. There must be a physical process (aka MECHANISM) of some kind involved for that to happen. What is it?
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
But in order to receive this mirror image, it requires an object to absorb certain wavelengths through its particular configuration of atoms and molecules.
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I have been using the same example, of Lessans, for weeks. The newly ignited sun at noon, camera film on Earth at noon.
The only object is the camera film on Earth. The only photons are from the newly ignited sun 93 million miles away.
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
How can it be duplicate (which indicates A moving to B) when there is no travel time in a mirror image?
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If the mirror image is not duplicated physical matter consisting of atoms it cannot be interacted with by photons. You can't shake hands with a mirror image.
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
I know that LadyShea, and they do touch the photons.
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HOW? How do the photons and camera film come to share the same physical location?
This is a physical process, no different than you having to physically share my location to shake my hand. How can we come to the same location in order to physically touch without one of us traveling, teleporting, or coming into duplicate physical existence someplace else?
You're the camera film on Earth at noon, I am the photon at the just ignited Sun at noon. How can we shake hands?
You have yet to answer my very clear and precise questions regarding physical interactions between photons at the newly ignited Sun simultaneously touching camera film on Earth.
You keep forgetting that it is no different than two people shaking hands. They must physically exist in the same location in order to touch.
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Originally Posted by peacegirl
A focused lens and the reality of efferent vision (which is key and can be empirically proven), produces real time vision.
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I am asking about photographing the sun at noon when it was turned on at noon and therefore according to Lessans, the photons have not arrived on Earth to touch the camera film.
This is a physical process, no different than you having to physically share my location to shake my hand. How can we come to the same location in order to physically touch without one of us traveling, teleporting, or coming into duplicate physical existence someplace else?