Re: Blue Fields

[Steve Ames <steve>]

> > Everything is effected by gravity.  Make no mistake.  Photons...  if all
> > magic is is just another form of energy, then it is effected by gravity in
> > some way or another.
> > 
>
> But how can something nontemporal be affected by something temporal 
> (gravity)?  Granted, when you look at Newton's law of gravity, there is 
> no appearnt "time" term but a force is the _time_ derivative of the 
> change in momentum.  So does that mean that it just has the same movement 
> that it did at the time of blue feilding?  

Gotta go with BJ on this. Most physics has 'time' factored into it. If
something steps out of time it really isn't affected by much. Gravity
is measured in terms of time. Also photons have mass. I'd agree that
"magic" energy might be affected by gravity, but the contents of a 
blue field is not. The field itself? Maybe. You can revocate it so it
can still can be affected by magical energy and hence, possibly,
gravity as well. *sigh* Tricky stuff.

Unless blue fields can't be revocated :) And are invisible.

					-Steve