This diagram shows what we are really dealing with in examining light waves, and the nature of all wave-particle pairs: that there are infinite vortexes upon infinite vortexes. In this diagram, if the forward (right to left) propagation of a light wave is 186,282 mps, then how fast is the 90 degrees away from the forward propagation: at least 3.14 x c. But then, going further, how fast is the spiral spin velocity in the particle wave examined more closely? It has to be another exponential number greater than the last calculation at 3.14 x c. With this we can go infinitely smaller, finding even faster and faster spin velocities on wave-particle pairs.
And the, as this diagram shows, we can slow the frequency of any wave down, by first creating a wave that is in phase with it, and the diameter of that wave can be stretched across infinite distances of the universe. If the theory is correct, these longer wavelengths with infinite spin velocities should already exist without having to manipulate the waves. But all of this would be happening right under our noses, completely invisible to relativity.
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