Macro Spin Levels and the Relativistic Universe Model

so we rotate around the sun which rotates around something that rotates round somethingelse which rotates round the center of the galaxy? yes?

we are all going the speed of light. light is standing still.

we are all going the speed of light. light is standing still.


You are not quite there yet...

If all the Macro Spin Levels are spinning the same direction, then you add up all the speeds per Spin Level...If ony of the Levels are spinning in the other direction, subtract the velocity...

Once you get this, I'm going to throw a HUGE surprise into the mix...

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In the following paragraph, we will see that on earth (were most experiments are done), no object is really at rest, and that the relativistic mass has to be considered even for a steel ball sitting motionless on a table. The only thing which is in fact at rest in the whole (closed) universe is its boundary, or its reference frame beyond which no matter can exist.

How fast is Earth going

For us who live on this planet, it looks as if our planet is stationary. In fact, a long time ago, it was believed that the sun and stars all revolved around the fixed earth, and that the earth was at the centre of the universe. We now know, that our Earth is just a tiny planet residing in a huge universe containing multiple galaxies of thousands of solar systems.

We know that our planet spins on its axis at one cycle every day. The solar system in turn, spins at one cycle every year. We normally refer to solar system spin as planet orbit motion, but in fact even the sun is known to be spinning, so it is more correct to call it solar system spin. Our whole solar system is thus spinning on its own axis while orbiting around our Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy (not the Milky Way galaxy) at one cycle every approximately 226 million years, and it's highly probable that other galaxies spin around as well, and this hierarchy goes on for five levels. All this happens within a closed fixed frame universe. So, saying that something is at rest means only that it is traveling at the same velocity as the observer and not at rest in relation to the universe frame of reference. So, your PC, your desk, your room are all traveling through space at the same speed as you are, and the velocity at which you are traveling right now is far greater than you would ever expect.

The table below shows the currently accepted velocities for the known universe.

•How fast is the Earth spinning? 0.46 km/sec
•How fast is the Solar system spinning? 30 km/sec
•How fast is the Galaxy spinning? 250 km/sec
•How fast is our super cluster spinning? 627 km/sec
•How fast is the CMBR frame spinning? Assumed at rest

So, when all these velocities happen to line up, we will have an absolute velocity of 907.46 km/sec or 0.3% the speed of light when 'stationary'!

We're assuming the CMBR is stationary, or are we assigning it stationary status for reference's sake?

[link to www.blazelabs.com]

In the following paragraph, we will see that on earth (were most experiments are done), no object is really at rest, and that the relativistic mass has to be considered even for a steel ball sitting motionless on a table. The only thing which is in fact at rest in the whole (closed) universe is its boundary, or its reference frame beyond which no matter can exist.

How fast is Earth going

For us who live on this planet, it looks as if our planet is stationary. In fact, a long time ago, it was believed that the sun and stars all revolved around the fixed earth, and that the earth was at the centre of the universe. We now know, that our Earth is just a tiny planet residing in a huge universe containing multiple galaxies of thousands of solar systems.

We know that our planet spins on its axis at one cycle every day. The solar system in turn, spins at one cycle every year. We normally refer to solar system spin as planet orbit motion, but in fact even the sun is known to be spinning, so it is more correct to call it solar system spin. Our whole solar system is thus spinning on its own axis while orbiting around our Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy (not the Milky Way galaxy) at one cycle every approximately 226 million years, and it's highly probable that other galaxies spin around as well, and this hierarchy goes on for five levels. All this happens within a closed fixed frame universe. So, saying that something is at rest means only that it is traveling at the same velocity as the observer and not at rest in relation to the universe frame of reference. So, your PC, your desk, your room are all traveling through space at the same speed as you are, and the velocity at which you are traveling right now is far greater than you would ever expect.

The table below shows the currently accepted velocities for the known universe.

•How fast is the Earth spinning? 0.46 km/sec
•How fast is the Solar system spinning? 30 km/sec
•How fast is the Galaxy spinning? 250 km/sec
•How fast is our super cluster spinning? 627 km/sec
•How fast is the CMBR frame spinning? Assumed at rest

So, when all these velocities happen to line up, we will have an absolute velocity of 907.46 km/sec or 0.3% the speed of light when 'stationary'!

You forgot to find out how fast our( milky way)galaxy is moving thru the universe(ya know, the big bang)

You forgot to find out how fast our( milky way)galaxy is moving thru the universe(ya know, the big bang)

You forgot to find out how fast our( milky way)galaxy is moving thru the universe(ya know, the big bang)


The Big Bang doesn't work quite like that. It's not really about galaxies flying through space away from some ground zero point. The galaxies are distributed roughly evenly throughout all space, and it's the space between them which is expanding, actually being stretched out.

The Galaxy is in fact moving through space relative to the cosmic microwave background. In fact we're on a collision course with the neighbouring galaxy in Andromeda. Don't worry about doom just yet, though, we're due to meet in about five billion years.

If there is another Macro Level beyond the CMBR, then we must add that spin velocity to the present values.

We're assuming the CMBR is stationary, or are we assigning it stationary status for reference's sake?

If there is another Macro Level beyond the CMBR, then we must add that spin velocity to the present values.


The cosmic microwave background isn't really a set place that you can go 'beyond'. It's just the locus of points in the Universe at such a distance that light emitted at the epoch of recombination (about 300,000 years after the Big Bang IIRC) has only just arrived here. A function of time.

What you're actually measuring when you compare your motion to the CMBR is your motion relative to the microwave photon gas that fills the entire Universe.

scalar weapons etc

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