So rather than using an incorrect
theory, I thought I should develop my own theory, and as a way of
beginning to learn about space I borrowed ‘A Brief History Of Time’
from the local library.
Just an aside,
dark matter does not exist, the entire concept is completely
ridiculous. Some decades ago the rotational velocities of galaxies
was first studied. When galactic rotation curves were studied it
was discovered that the stars on the outskirts of galaxies were
rotating faster than predicted by the theory of Relativity, or
Newton’s theory of gravity. Rather than coming to the proper
scientific conclusion, that since observations do not match the
theory being used , then
therefore there must be something wrong with the theory, scientists
instead decided that some 90-99% of the mass in the universe must
consist of some sort of unknown, undetectable type of matter. A
type of matter that although it is richly abundant in the universe
has never been detected experimentally, nor does anyone know what
it is. They called this new type of matter they had “discovered”
“dark matter” and they have been searching for it ever since, too
ridiculously stupid to even comprehend the possibility that
Einstein could have been wrong. Can you understand the craziness of
the situation? They say I’m delusional, but I’ve got news for you,
dark matter is the biggest scientific mass delusion in modern
times.
Anyway, so I
borrowed ‘A Brief History Of Time’ and began to read it. Not far
into the book I read the following...
Another
prediction of general relativity is that time should appear slower
near a massive body like the earth. This is because there is a
relation between the energy of light and its frequency (that is,
the number of waves of light per second): the greater the energy,
the higher the frequency. As light travels upward in the earth’s
gravitational field, it loses energy, and so its frequency goes
down. (This means that the length of time between one wave crest
and the next goes up.) To someone high up it would appear that
everything down below was taking longer to happen. This prediction
was tested in 1962, using a pair of very accurate clocks mounted at
the top and bottom of a water tower. The clock at the bottom, which
was nearer the earth, was found to run slower, in exact agreement
with general relativity.
As soon as I
read it I thought, “that’s not what’s happening, light is
accelerating!” I realised that light accelerates as it leaves the
earth, proportional to an increase in the speed of time. If time is
faster, everything moves faster, even light! Because time is also
faster, the only way the increase in the velocity of light would be
noticeable is by the increase in wavelength, i.e. the appearance of
the loss of energy. I had found a flaw in the theory of
Relativity!
So I was on my
way, and I became obsessed with gravity. My every waking thought
was spent deliberating over how time and gravity work. I had a
headache that seemed to last for months because I just couldn’t
stop thinking about space, but instead of slowing down, I would eat
Panadols for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I used to carry a
notebook around with me, and when I was at work or on the train I
would think about ideas and jot them down. I was making minor
discoveries about physics on an almost daily basis. “If this
happens, then this happens, then this happens,” cause & effect,
it was all about cause & effect. I sat on my computer
constantly, drawing diagrams, rewording sentences, and adding new
ideas. I was doing it, I was really developing my own theory of
time and gravity! I would think of a single sentence or paragraph
that I needed to change, turn on my computer, make the change, and
then go back outside and smoke more cigarettes. Then again I would
think of something that needs to be fixed or changed, I’d go back
inside, turn on my computer, make the changes, and
repeat . I did this f or months on
theory, I thought I should develop my own theory, and as a way of
beginning to learn about space I borrowed ‘A Brief History Of Time’
from the local library.
Just an aside,
dark matter does not exist, the entire concept is completely
ridiculous. Some decades ago the rotational velocities of galaxies
was first studied. When galactic rotation curves were studied it
was discovered that the stars on the outskirts of galaxies were
rotating faster than predicted by the theory of Relativity, or
Newton’s theory of gravity. Rather than coming to the proper
scientific conclusion, that since observations do not match the
theory being used , then
therefore there must be something wrong with the theory, scientists
instead decided that some 90-99% of the mass in the universe must
consist of some sort of unknown, undetectable type of matter. A
type of matter that although it is richly abundant in the universe
has never been detected experimentally, nor does anyone know what
it is. They called this new type of matter they had “discovered”
“dark matter” and they have been searching for it ever since, too
ridiculously stupid to even comprehend the possibility that
Einstein could have been wrong. Can you understand the craziness of
the situation? They say I’m delusional, but I’ve got news for you,
dark matter is the biggest scientific mass delusion in modern
times.
Anyway, so I
borrowed ‘A Brief History Of Time’ and began to read it. Not far
into the book I read the following...
Another
prediction of general relativity is that time should appear slower
near a massive body like the earth. This is because there is a
relation between the energy of light and its frequency (that is,
the number of waves of light per second): the greater the energy,
the higher the frequency. As light travels upward in the earth’s
gravitational field, it loses energy, and so its frequency goes
down. (This means that the length of time between one wave crest
and the next goes up.) To someone high up it would appear that
everything down below was taking longer to happen. This prediction
was tested in 1962, using a pair of very accurate clocks mounted at
the top and bottom of a water tower. The clock at the bottom, which
was nearer the earth, was found to run slower, in exact agreement
with general relativity.
As soon as I
read it I thought, “that’s not what’s happening, light is
accelerating!” I realised that light accelerates as it leaves the
earth, proportional to an increase in the speed of time. If time is
faster, everything moves faster, even light! Because time is also
faster, the only way the increase in the velocity of light would be
noticeable is by the increase in wavelength, i.e. the appearance of
the loss of energy. I had found a flaw in the theory of
Relativity!
So I was on my
way, and I became obsessed with gravity. My every waking thought
was spent deliberating over how time and gravity work. I had a
headache that seemed to last for months because I just couldn’t
stop thinking about space, but instead of slowing down, I would eat
Panadols for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I used to carry a
notebook around with me, and when I was at work or on the train I
would think about ideas and jot them down. I was making minor
discoveries about physics on an almost daily basis. “If this
happens, then this happens, then this happens,” cause & effect,
it was all about cause & effect. I sat on my computer
constantly, drawing diagrams, rewording sentences, and adding new
ideas. I was doing it, I was really developing my own theory of
time and gravity! I would think of a single sentence or paragraph
that I needed to change, turn on my computer, make the change, and
then go back outside and smoke more cigarettes. Then again I would
think of something that needs to be fixed or changed, I’d go back
inside, turn on my computer, make the changes, and
repeat . I did this f or months on
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