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Yes I know It was just a hypothetical example meant to show how it worked Moon - 1023 m/s Earth - 29,784 m/s Sun - 230,000 m/s Milky way... -
CryptoCraig replied to the thread the relativistic anomalies between space-time invariance, gravitation and the speed of light.What about relative to the countless galaxies that may or may not exist just beyond what we can see in the observable universe?
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Of course all things, you can say, has motion or the ability to move, but only relative to another object or observer. Lets dive into a...
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CryptoCraig replied to the thread the relativistic anomalies between space-time invariance, gravitation and the speed of light.Who is to say that we aren't all going the speed of light. And, in fact, we probably are going the speed of light relative to something...
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CryptoCraig replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.What if, from our perspective, the void that we reside in is growing in size, therefore changing how we perceive the universe's...
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CryptoCraig was asking how to Test the Hypothesis, maybe this way ... Cosmological Observations: By studying the universe's expansion...
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CryptoCraig replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.Do these equations rely on dark matter or dark energy?
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All changes due to speed are of the same form and magnitude. Time dilation, mass increase, Lorentz contraction all use the same formula.
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CryptoCraig replied to the thread It's all in plain sight, maybe.The universe's expansion is NOT accelerating. Dark matter and dark energy is only an equation. I would have come up with many other...
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CryptoCraig replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.I thought someone would get a kick out of that! Lol! It's always the most simple theories that get me thinking, "somebody had to have...
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What a simple but profound observation
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CryptoCraig replied to the thread Hyperspherical Universe Model.SMyers, we've chatted about redshift once before, I think you are definitely onto something... Now, about the expansion of the Universe...
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CryptoCraig reacted to SMyers's post in the thread Question Speed of Light and Time Dilation with
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you pretty much just described the hypersphere model i posted on another thread. 1) photon energy transfer happens along a time axis... -
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...
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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...
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