Recent content by dude222

harrylin, thank you so much for the profound advice...and don't tell me what I can or cannot discuss.

PeterDonis, do you really think there is no unique spatial metric? Doesn't the article here Link to non-mainstream journal removed. clear that up, so that the only consistent coordinate values are those for the inertial observer. The non-inertial, disk-riding observers must use their...

Hey, does anyone know where I can find the correct metric for a rotating disk? Is the article at this link correct? If not, where is the error? Link to non-mainstream journal removed.

Yes, gravity does allow for time to run backwards. You can see this in a new gravity force formula that I posted. Gravity becomes repulsive. It depends on at what location the observer is at in the gravitational field. The point at which this happens is when the gravitational potential equals...

mysearch I have given a link in one or 2 previous posts on different threads, so you can just browse my last posts till you find it, because I think it is really against the rules for me to give links. As far as the speed of light change, I don't really know if it could be considered...

granpa, the increase in time caused by the twin paradox is quantified by allowing the speed of light to change in an accelerating field. It turns out that the spatial gradient of the speed of light equals the force per unit mass experienced by the accelerating twin divided by the speed of light.

If you want a link to the speed of light change due to acceleration or gravity I can give you one. Also, based on the varying speed of light and Euclidian geometry, I have posted a new relativistic gravity law. The speed of light within the gravitationl field quantifies the change in total...

sorry, user name john williams

I can give you a link for a uniform gravitational field (or uniform acceleration). I'm thinking of posting a more complete account. I post on hi5, username johnwilliams22.

The speed of gravity isn't constant though. It is different at different locations. I'll give you a link if you want.

When the moving twin accelerates, he sees a linear spatial gradient in the speed of light, and all things under a pseudo-force equal to the force per unit mass he experiences times the energy of the particle under examination. The linear spatial gradient in the speed of light is equal to the...

The gravitational redshift is entirely due to a change in the speed of light with locations in the gravitational field.

A mistake was made in the previous post. All speeds would slow proportionally, so extreme relativistic effects wouldn't necessarily be see.

A non-field form of electromagnetism can be seen at johnwilliams22dothi5dotcom, posted anonymously. The same theorem can be used for Newton's gravity law, but it needs to be corrected by a factor to account for the fact that the force is proportional to the total energy of the mass that is...

this is because the speed of light is not constant Notice in the Lorentz factor, what is important is v/c (the speed normalized by the speed of light). When doing calculations of momentum and energy changes you work with normalized speeds. Take the twin parodox. To resolve it, 2 things are...