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From reading into a great deal of what this alledged time traveller had to say, I got the gist he just about covered all the bases, as well as being pretty vague on details at the same time. This is an old trick spawned by the earliest 'so-called' spiritual mediums. Anyone with a slice of...

Since time is relative ... it remains relative to we human beings. Time is a construct of the human psyche. The universe itself keeps no time. The transition of energy signals via Static Photon Vibration Theory across regions of 'flat' space-time (that account for 99% of the universe) is...

Thanks for your replies; I'll try and figure it out! On a similar vein, I wonder if you could clarify a few points... Do clocks (or whatever we choose to measure time with) slow down increasingly with greater acceleration? If so, is this only in areas of curved space or do the same...

Well I've just been reading Greene's Elegant Universe and am having a hard time getting my head around this time dilation between George and Gracie. It just doesn't seem to make sense to (uneducated) me. Surely an observer's independent observations of clocks traveling at near to light speed...

Consider ... Photons do not move. They are stationary bits sewn into the fabric of spacetime. Electromagnetic signals are transmitted from photon to photon in waveform. The massless photon does not travel at the speed of light - it is the transferred energy wave that moves at c...

How about this: Photons are omnipresent - They exist everywhere. We live in a Universe that is actually a photon ocean. Information (in the form of energy such as EM etc.) is transmitted from one photon to the next in waveform. A beam of light is not a constant stream of photons - It...

It's certainly interesting to note that we can accurately state the mass of something we cannot accurately locate. Uncertainty states we cannot accurately predict the location of the electron at any given moment ... so how can we so accurately state it's mass? My mind's still groggy from New...

Firstly, Happy New Year! Secondly (and I don't have time to get into any lengthy discussion right now), electrons do not have mass. Your idea that the electron's mass pulls the atom and creates gravity doesn't tally if you accept that electrons have no mass. Also, electrons (unless...

Interesting. There is also the amazingly obvious point of why on Earth any time traveller would expose himself so publicly. Any half moron would try to avoid being discovered - not go out of his way to broadcast his existence! I'm afraid old John was yet another false prophet - fitting...

Interesting concepts. Are they yours alone, or gleaned from the minds of others? There's something about your assesment of the generator of gravity that doesn't really sit well with me. Your description of matter 'falling' toward a denser mass describes the general view of gravity - but...

Did it? I never knew that. So, your estimation of this finding is that space must be more densely packed (with?) the farther away from massive objects. Is there an upper and lower limit to the label 'massive'? Do you summize that the relationship between the amount space is packed is directly...

Will our descendants several thousand years from now see our 'temporary' obsession with ET as folklore and legend? The whole point of religion is one of control. To illustrate this, as the Bible does, God Himself casts out some of His own when they disobeyed. What hope, then, is there for...

I've just been reading the latest 'discoveries' regarding the infamous 'Face on Mars' at Cydonia ... http://www.enterprisemission.com/paper_1/paper_1.php?page=paper1 It's pretty intense stuff. Richard Hoagland and his entourage seem pretty convinced about its composition and origins - even...

Our perception (often frail) of our reality is different than everyone else's. Our reality is the sum of everything we are, interacting with a physical universe. I suppose it really depends on your definition take on reality. Reality has to be subjective - because everything in our lives...

I agree absolutely. If I recall the Nova (BBC's 'Horizon' in the UK) program correctly, I think the commentator even asked the question 'will we ever be able to see superstrings?' Since the only way we see things is by photons coming from an object and interacting with our retinas, it...