Vasile Effect

The Doppler effect for sound is calculated using a set of equations, which differ for moving source and for moving observer. This is because of the preferred frame of reference which is given by the rest frame of the medium in which sound travels. Since the speed of the sound wave is relative to its medium or rest frame, the equation for moving source and stationary observer is not the same as the one for moving observer and stationary source. So the Doppler shift will be different in each case, and the shifted frequencies will NOT be the same. Moving source:    f ’ = f (v/v+vs) Moving observer: f ’= f (v+vo/v) In the case of light, there is no such preferred frame of reference given by the medium, because Einstein removed the medium for light waves, which somehow became particles over night, and the equation is basically the same for moving source and moving observer. So the Doppler shift is the same for both cases, i.e. the frequencies will be shifted exactly the same amount

According to quantum physics, the formula for Energy of an EM wave is E=hf, or E=nhf, where n is number of 'photons', f is the frequency of a photon, and h is Plank's constant. No one knows what h stands for, other than helper- which is what Plank called it. ( Plank's energy equation originally was not reffering to photons at all, but after Einstein 'explained' the photoelectric effect using photon particles which waved according to Plank's equation in his Nobel winning 'demonstration', this became the norm in the pseudo-scientific community).   Does anyone notice anything wrong with that wave equation ? There is no Amplitude in it ! And every wave must have an amplitude. Otherwise it is just a straight line, and has zero energy. ' To summarise, waves carry energy. The amount of energy they carry is related to their frequency and their amplitude. The higher the frequency, the more energy, and the higher the amplitude, the more energy.' * Ther