OK let me dig it up:
Muse:
If the wife wanted to see you back: the return path of the light would take an additional 273 days, and you would appear to be in your location at day 639 even though you would have traveled an additional 273 days.
Holy Shit?
Light takes the fastest path but, but not always a straight line.
In the case of glaciers flying in the sky, the light followed the circumference of the earth to be visible in the sky (straight line) from the observers.
That’s why Space-time appears curved. The light is curved. It’s an apparent straight line when it's not.
It’s taking the fastest path, and that is different when it is around matter.
The time dilation is apparent because of the area that is not being calculated on the lights return path.
It's curved return path, not straight.
I feel this is relevant but I'm not sure why.
What it explains:
The light is the "water" of space-time.
Frequencies Are like sediment; the heaviest on bottom.
LOL which means dark matter is actually "light".
These are my observations-- Which would solve Dark Matter.
Space-time is light. The reason why a faster object sees more dark matter is because its moving into more light.
Dark Matter is light, Space-time is curved because light is space-time.
It Explains Time dilation because the light is curved, not a straight line.
If I’m correct this would be the discovery of the age.
Spiral Galaxies are eddies in this water: And the other galaxies that just bloom in all directions are still. we could use "Still" galaxies to determine currents.
Relativity: Now understanding that matter is light collected from forced currents: Relativity can be completed. If all this turns out to be true.
Don't you see Percy? It's sand in a wind-tunnel: electrons are sand.
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keep your mind from this way of enquiry, for never will you show that not-being is
~parmenides
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