A quick question about speed of light.

MATH REDO:

3600 YEAR NIBIRU ORBIT... NIBIRU LARGER THAN EARTH.

EARTH DESCRIBED AS MILKY WAY IN ALL TRUTHFUL HOLY BOOKS. (BIBLE; QURAN; ETC... THERE'S 50 MORE.)

3600 YEAR ORBIT

TIMES 120 YEARS FOR EACH DAY AS PER GENESIS 6-3...

.15768 BILLION.

NOW TIMES .15768 BILLION BY 365 DAYS, THEN BY THE 1000 YEARS...

57.5532 TRILLION.

yEAH... SO IF ANDROMEDA WAS THE NIBIRU WHO NEEDED GOLD FROM US, WE'RE FUCKED... JOKING.

I NEED SCIENCE TO TELL ME THEIR ESTIMATION OF THE TIME IT TAKES TO ORBIT ANDROMEDA, THEN I NEED TO MATCH IT TO THE BIBLE TO PROVE TO ALL THE ACTUAL REAL FUCKTARDS, THAT THEY WERE THE ACTUAL REAL FUCKTARDS. i'M JOKING... WE SHALL SEE.

The Einstein people say the speed of a fleshlight is constant

ANYTHING PHYSICAL IN THE THE, INCLUDING YOUR FLESHLIGHT, AND EACH INDIVIDUAL MOLECULE OF IT, HAS IT'S OWN GRAVITY...

THIS GRAVITY CREATES A LENS WHICH EXTENDS HOW FAR?

AND WHEN LIGHT PASSES THROUGH TO US FROM THE FAR VASTNESS, THROUGH LENS AFTER LENS WHICH EXTEND... HOW FAR?

THE LIGHT, SLOWS AND BENDS THROUGH EACH LENS, UNTIL IT'S REACH ENDS, AND WE PRETEND TO KNOW THE LENGTHS TO WHICH THE UNIVERSE EXTENDS.

biological universe. (AS WITHIN)

Last Edited by Yidna on 10/03/2018 08:54 PM

This is the basis of the special theory of relativity. The speed is the same.

Einstein saw that it must be the same speed, as predicted by Maxwell's equations. Combining the two curl equations, one derives the propagation equation for electromagnetic waves. (This got Maxwell very excited, but he didn't live to see his grad student Hertz verify it experimentally.)

So Maxwell says light always travels at a speed of 1/sqrt(mu epsilon) relative to an observer! How do we resolve the paradox in OP in this case?

Special relativity is how Einstein did exactly that.

That's general relativity, quite a separate theory involving gravity, differential geometry and tensors.

The speed of light? Isn't it a negative? Does the light come from the filament or, does it go to the filament? Strongest filament collects the most light (photons)?