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Also NAP, but how is a time crystal different than the metamaterial used for a time mirror, wouldn’t a reversed light beam be reversed again, when it is reflect
by JoBrad 3y ago
Also NAP, but how is a time crystal different than the metamaterial used for a time mirror, wouldn’t a reversed light beam be reversed again, when it is reflected?
- fnordpiglet 3y agoThe time mirror applies energy to create the transformation. A time crystal requires no energy but you still see perpetual motion (not violating thermodynamics fwiw).
- wholinator2 3y agoQuantum physics does lots of fuzzy things that look like they'd have to violate thermodynamics, but "really don't" due to uncertainty mainly.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoIndeed all time crystals created to date leverage quantum effects to work.