I Think I've Figured Out the Premise for Faster-Than -Light Physics.....

i didn't get any real morning meditation in, but what i got, i think is pretty interesting. i was thinking about the structure of the larger universe balanced with the smaller, and how we are kinda 'medium' in it all.

then i started thinking about a theory i [thought] i came up with about 18 years ago i call "the big stick theory".

basically, if you point at a star and move your arm at one mile per hour for one second to point at another star, your arm would move about three feet. however, the distance between those stars is light years. therefore, i postulated(yes, while high) that if you held a stick long enough to touch those stars, at some point on that stick, light speed is achieved.

at this point, i just started putting things together in my head, taking them apart, and restructuring things until they seemed to fit in place.

knowing there is an age old debate on whether or not an atom is a particle or a wave, i feel i am on the verge of being able to start to crack these mysteries.

you can either examine 'it' or figure out where 'it' is, but you can't do both at the same time.




so....


i figure you cannot draw an atom as a particle, you have to 'draw' it as a motion.

since i can't upload pics, i'll have to 'draw' it in your brains...

imagine two cones---one pointing down with the exact tip touching the other cone tip facing the opposite(X). now imagine mass spiraling in faster and faster to Zero point. now, imagine frequency waves traveling outwards from Zero point. the area inside the cone is just space. in my mind, space is neither positive nor negative, it just 'is'. therefore there is no opposite to space no matter which side of Zero point you are on.

it still is very rudimentary, as i can't figure out yet how to describe certain things in my theory, but a way to look at this is the illusion of the wave/particle is inverted when breaking past the Zero point.

when in motion, spiraling towards zero point, smaller/larger is only relative to the observer.

the weight of the atom, ie; protons, neutrons, electrons, determines the frequency/force of the wave traveling outward while at the same time, controlling the rate of inward momentum or motion of the mass.

you can measure placement, and make physical examinations at the same time! we overthink things sometimes.

the argument can be made that there is infinitely smaller and larger, and on some planes, i see and understand that. but if sticks aren't true parallel, at some point they will cross, and the other side of that crossing is where i am trying to point towards.

what happens to the stick at the point light speed is achieved? i think it is there just like any other part of the stick. but, it all depends on the observer. when, where, how big or small, as well as the understanding one has, are all huge factors in the way things are perceived.



like i said, some things i can't explain very well, but i hope you all can understand where i'm coming from, and where i'm trying to go with this.

this is not meant for debate as this is my personal way i see the structure of things, but any input would be welcome.