Recent content by Reflector

Oh I see. Sure you can. Photons travel at the speed of light and you can see them... :wink:

Can't you speak english properly? I couldn't understand half of what you asked. And who are you addressing 'Dear Sir to?'...

Sorry, I got side-tracked. 'M' and 'W' are the same thing viewed from different points of view...

It's just a good way for Reflector to post his subliminal mysterious messages on the internet... That's how I view it. What else am I going to do? I'm just in my room trying to make a cool environment for my self, and I don't have any friends...

No, I can't say. I'm just having fun by putting simple childish things which represent my theory which (I think) explains a lot. If you choose to view them as childish then you are bypassing it... :smile:

'-' could not exist without 'm' and 'w'...

Getting beyond the point... it's really about the shape 'm', 'w' and '-'...

Yes I believe in symmetry. Everything is as close to everything else as everything else is as close to everything. Something is not justified being closer to something than something else is... Something else is actually something somewhere else. If something does not correlate with this...

This is not the only explanation I have for gravity. I have one from before but I refrained from posting as it made too much sense to me and I can't just give it away. This one is more obscure which is why I posted it. I just thought a planet which was existing naturally without too much speed...

Okay, so what is your idea about this. The only thing concievable is that the angle of the speed of light has to change for it to remain constant to you. I don't know how you can go straight and then the light just goes more straight ahead of you. Is it because the furthermost photon takes it's...

Alright, I was wrong... but it sounded cool. Gravity = negative velocity. I was just thinking the real laws of physics are based on really cool ideas and they are elusive to find. I'll try to explain some more in case I am right. You increase in mass when you increase your velocity, meaning...

Okay. Say your moving near lightspeed. You go from speed A to speed B. Your mass increases by 5. Now say you have mass 5 and you are stationary. Now you go from speed B to speed A... '-ve velocity'. Get it? There is a connection between mass and velocity. So if you have mass you need to have...

I was thinking, as speed increases, then mass also increases. So what if something has mass but no speed - will this cause it to have -ve velocity which we view as gravity corresponding to the mass of the object? :biggrin:

You guys seem to know what you're talking about... Can I contribute?

Do you guys not get my point? It can not be refutiated with jargon. Imagination is more important than knowledge... It just 'seems' to make sense to me. Seen the movie 'Contact'? The guy who put the puzzle together somehow with geometry. This idea is just like that... except it's REAL. And if...