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CryptoCraig

Joined: Aug 7, 2024

Last seen: Today at 10:07 AM

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- CryptoCraig reacted to SMyers's post in the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation with Like.
  
  you pretty much just described the hypersphere model i posted on another thread. 1) photon energy transfer happens along a time axis...
  
  Today at 10:04 AM
- CryptoCraig replied to the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation.
  
  Possible solutions to include the conservation of energy. The decaying of a photon causes it to lose brightness (red shift) at the same...
  
  Saturday at 7:19 AM
- CryptoCraig reacted to meerkat's post in the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation with Like.
  
  i could neverunderstand why they say time slows down when you travle close to speed of light. my point is if you take 2 clocks and 1...
  
  Saturday at 6:49 AM
- CryptoCraig replied to the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation.
  
  The energy transfer happens in another dimension from our own. Just kidding 😂, maybe. If an anti-photon is a black hole, couldn't the...
  
  Thursday at 11:56 AM
- CryptoCraig replied to the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation.
  
  Could the speed of light not be constant? What if the speed of light appears to be 'c', when in fact it's: 300,000km/sec^2 Or, better...
  
  Thursday at 7:51 AM
- CryptoCraig reacted to Gibsense's post in the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation with Like.
  
  Ok, first thanks for asking - Correct. The diagram is a 2D illustration of a hypersphere existing in 4D Space. A Sphere would be a...
  
  Thursday at 7:29 AM
- CryptoCraig replied to the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation.
  
  Gibsense, Please, help me understand the diagram better. I have a couple of questions. "All things having a speed..." meaning all...
  
  Jan 4, 2025
- CryptoCraig reacted to Gibsense's post in the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation with Like.
  
  Light does not 'experience' time. There's a thought: Infinite slowing = zero, er not quite.'][/URL] OB represents a photon. The...
  
  Jan 4, 2025
- CryptoCraig reacted to billslugg's post in the thread Space Compression Theory of Gravity with Like.
  
  There is an absolute reference frame for velocity, referenced to CMBR. There is no such absolute for position, every position sees...
  
  Jan 3, 2025
- CryptoCraig posted the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation in Astronomy.
  
  The speed of light and time dilation seem to be connected in many texts. In these texts, is time dilation actually infinite at the speed...
  
  Dec 20, 2024
- CryptoCraig replied to the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing?.
  
  Are the BHs "creating* overwhelming gravity? I agree, dark energy may not exist. It is a more fundamental force, such as gravity...
  
  Nov 15, 2024
- CryptoCraig reacted to jhixon's post in the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing? with Like.
  
  So if black holes break apart matter, the reverse of what "normal" gravity does, something has to create this reverse effect. People...
  
  Nov 9, 2024
- CryptoCraig reacted to jhixon's post in the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing? with Like.
  
  Love your analogy, however any real theory must work in all instances in space and time, that’s just our universe
  
  Nov 9, 2024
- CryptoCraig reacted to ChrisA's post in the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing? with Like.
  
  My opinion is that classical physics is just a shortcut. It is the result of summing trillions of quantum effects. Other examples of...
  
  Nov 9, 2024
- CryptoCraig reacted to jhixon's post in the thread Why does classical physics gravity formulas/measurements do not work at a quantum level, what’s missing? with Like.
  
  So when we think about the laws of motion and the effects of gravity and it’s new counterpart “reverse gravity”, we know that the type...
  
  Nov 9, 2024
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