Is Light an Artifact of Time? Exploring the Latest Theory in Theoretical Physics

[RobertR]

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I love theoretical physics, and trying to turn the knowledge gained from experimentation into rational views of the universe. There is plenty to work with. My latest theory is that light doesn't really exist per se, but is an artifact of time. When we look at light, we are actually seeing the effect of time waves on matter. It is little wonder that nothing can go faster than the speed of light, as nothing can go faster than the speed of time ripples. Anyway, Hello everyone!

 

[berkeman]

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Please keep in mind that we do not discuss personal theories here at PF. We discuss mainstream Physics as published in the peer-reviewed literature and mainstream textbooks. It's fine to ask questions (especially if you post links to what you have been reading about that question), but please do not try to discuss any personal theories or personal research.

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[PeroK]

My latest theory is that light doesn't really exist per se, but is an artifact of time.

Sounds like you knock out a new theory out every week or two?

Note that posting your own speculations is against the rules:

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/physics-forums-global-guidelines.414380/