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ThothOfAtlantis
Feb3-04, 05:44 PM
After playing around equations producing velocities greater than C in normal space due to space-time warping i had the theory that if a graviton travels at the speed of light and gravitons are the messenger particles of gravity (assuming that gravitons warp space-time by nature ) that depending on the density of the graviton wave the graviton may have the appearence of traveling through space at velocities greater than C by some space-time compression factor designated Psi(lower case).

t'- nonmotion warped time progression
T(tau)-proper warped time
Ÿ(Psi)
d-true distance
v'- velocity in warped space <=C
v - true (apparent) nonwarped velocity


t' = (T*Ÿ)/((1-ß²)^(-1/2))

v' = d/t'

v = v'*Ÿ =(d*Ÿ)/t' = (d*((1-ß²)^(-1/2)))/T

Therefore a graviton traveling at its top speed of _c in the space-time it warps (velocity limit in warped space-time is _c) can appear to be some factor times _c in normal space

P.S.
This theory could be used to develop a graviton wave communication device if graviton waves were synthetically produced, a veritable Sub-space Xmtr

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