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one atm. applies force to an adjacent atm,
which then applies force to the next, etc.
It is done by mutual repulsion of electrons
(and Pauli exclusion if at relativistic speed?)
this transmission is < C.
Since the atm. (even the nucleus) has extent,
can the A and the F be simultaneous.
Perhaps, for the portion of the atm. that is
being "pushed", it's instantaneous -- over what resolution?
(could Heisenberg help us here? maybe the resolution demanded is with in the
uncertainty, and, therefore, one can not show it's simultaneous or not?)
(does special relativity "break down" at distances < say 10^-13 cm?)