Talk:GUTCP Fact Sheet/@comment-174.24.13.14-20160723050019

Then it should be easy to test this theory. If the electrons pass through slits in an insulator (like a plastic sheet), the diffraction pattern should go away, or at least look different than if the electrons pass through slits in a conductor (like a copper sheet).
 * charged particles, such as electrons, induce image currents in conductors. Such time dependent image currents emit radiation (photons). The observed diffraction pattern arises from momentum imparted to the electron from the photons generated by the slit material as a single electron traverses a single slit.