You are absolutely correct each tronnies  looks across the diameter of his 
circle and sees himself of the other side of the circle.  He also sees his 
partner at an angle of 53.515 degrees from the diameter, quite a  bit closer.   
I don’t remember the episode you are thinking about, but clearly if the 
Enterprise traveled in a circle at warp 1.57087, Dr. Spock could look across 
the diameter of the circle and see the Enterprise from their past on the other 
side of the circle. 

 

Tronnies don’t outrun their own Coulomb force waves, they are always riding  on 
it within their entron.  Since the two tronnies are leapfrogging each other 
they have to travel at speeds of 2c but within the entrons their speed is 
1.5708 c.  But as you can see in FIG 4 entrons travel at speed of between minus 
1c and plus 3c in its path inside a photon which travels at a speed of c.  

 

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[mailto:everything-list@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of LizR
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Subject: Re: TRONNIES

 

Actually, now that I've read Russell's latest comment, I'd like to add 
something to my 3rd question. It appears that the "Coulomb force" itself 
propagates at lightspeed, which is how the tronnies manage to repel themselves 
- they effectively outrun their own radiation, and "see" a ghost tronnie on the 
opposite side of the circle, which is actually themselves (there is a name for 
this manoeuvre from "Star Trek", but I can't remember what it is).

So the CF itself moves at c. Is that force carried by particles, or if not, 
what? And why is it limited to c when tronnies can move FTL?

 

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