Recent content by merc

Haha, I think? Although, I am such a newb that I don't know if you are kidding me or not? BTW, I am looking for a job... doing whatever it takes to clean the floor, etc... and start from the bottom up. In the meantime, post a link to your theory guidelines so I can learn what dumb ideas I...

One Q on that last one though. If the restriction on the speed of light is due to the energy needed to propel mass, why would the energy needed to propel neutrinos come into play if neutrinos are essentially massless? or are they? Are they massier than photons? DOH?

Thanks... I think? :-) So, if I assume an essential cone dispersial of distant light/energy and what we know of mass as being good everywhere, then thank you for the help. See you earlier... JK. :-)

Nother for ya. We KNOW that Mass is also relatively stable and universally equally accepted equally by other universes by how we measure it from earth... right? Sorry, but I want my equations to be as perfect as possible... thanks. :-)

Simple Q for you all... Has it yet been determined if light from a far source proceeds to us in a single line, or in a conelike receiving? I am working on a Schwarzschild equation but since I am an uneducated dummy, I am confused as to why we haven't yet determined the cone or no cone...

While on Betelgeuse, I have another noob question. It is said that the gamma ray burst from Betelgeuse going Supernova will not impact Earth since we are not aligned with that starts rotational axis... yet, the image from Hubble shows one of that stars poles looking right at us. How tight is a...

My thoughts exactly. :) Additionally, as I look for ways to look back in time across immense distances, do we have any actual non-theoretical proof that traversible wormholes(or any wormholes) actually exist and if so, do we have a way to measure how far the wormhole travels by measuring...

Thanks Jack.

Thank you for the reply. Is the speed of light the highest attainable speed at which any energy would flow from a SuperNova to us here on earth? If so, is there a specific spectrum or wavelength of light which travels at the maximum which over long distances could provide an earlier warning...

As I was helping my teenage kids with their science homework, I began to wonder if and how Einsteins theories on time/space relationship would apply to someone who was using a telescope to view a far distant Red Giant going SuperNova. Would using a telescope to view such an event result in...