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The influence one event, process, or state, has on another event, process, or state, whereby the latter is at least partly dependent on the former.
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Electric fields existing everywhere in the universe, communication faster than speed of light?
If I take a charge and oscillate it, does that instantaneously create a field with magnitude, however small, at every point in the universe? If so, couldn't this fact be used to send messages faster t …
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