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| What is gravity? |
| Why is it positive? |
| It expands? |
| How big is it? |
| Dualism of light? |
| What is time? |
| Hyper-travel? |
| Time-travel? |
| Time paradox? |
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The Donut Universe (by Robby Gurdan) |
| Why is light explainable
neither as mass nor as wave? Why is the speed of light a constant but changes if going through masses? The next issues we should look at is light itself. As we have heard before
its speed is constant but due to the fact that it was assumed that there
was no carrier it was hard to explain how light is moving at all through
space. With our model assuming a carrier in the 4 dimension it can easily be
a wave of those carrier particles, explaining its possibility of travelling
with constant speed more understandable than through other models. Einstein formed the formula e=mc² showing that mass equals energy
and is convertible. But back to the behavior of electromagnetic waves. Light is assumed to
be a wave here carried by our “4 dimensional Torus skin” it
would be bended as the skin would be bended, when it moves through an
hollow (caused by a big mass or energy what we assumed to be the same).
In our model, the 2 dimensional “sand people” would encounter
an influence of what they call gravity on light that again would be hard
to be explained by them without thinking of an additional dimension. Exactly
the same phenomenon occurs in our 3 dimensional world, when light passes
a big mass like a star in close distance. If a black hole is really a
hole or a closed pocket in our torus skin it would make sense due to this
model that no light travelling in it could ever get out, due to the fact
of a simple absence of the carrier in the middle of it or its infinite
revolving in the pocket. <<next page>>
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