Fater than speed of light.

If you go back to the beginning of time at the mooment of the big bang that the universe expanded faster than the speed of light. Scientists think it took less than a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth of a second to come from the size of sn atom to a baseball. Which is equivalent to a golf ball expanding to the size of the earth less than a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth of a second. That means the universe was expanding faster than the speed of light. So there is such a thing as faster than the speed of light. They think tachyons travel faster than the speed of light. To understand this short time, scientists crested plank time. This is how short a plank time is. Imagine this:

There are more units of plank time than there are seconds since our universe was born. The math is mind blowing. There are more than 31 million seconds in a year, and it's been 14 billion years since the big bang. So multiply 31 million-556 thousand-926 by 14 billion. And what you get is a really big number. How many plank times is in 1 second. Well it is a billion, billion, billion, billion, billion plank times.

It is because of the difference between motion and expansion (of the whole universe). Motion is relative to space-time, and limited by the speed of light. In motion, objects move in relation to the fabric of space time. Space-time is like the fabric the objects move across. But when they talk about the expansion of the universe, they are talking about space-time itself expanding. The fabric itself is stretching. This expansion is not limited by the speed of light. So if the fabric is expanding fast enough that the objects on it will move apart faster than the speed of light, the objects are not moving faster than the speed of light relative to space-time. They are also moving relative to space-time, but it is only because the fabric they are on is stretching that fast that the objects could have moved apart from each other faster than the speed of light.

Tachyons are theoretical, and many scientists think they do not exist. If they did exist, then in theory you should be able to detect a certain type of radiation within a vacuum. But they have never detected this radiation in a vacuum.

Question? Are your thoughts faster then the speed of light?

In one second a beam of light can circle the earth around 7 times.

It takes 8 minutes for the light of the sun to reach earth.

It takes 12 minutes for the light of the sun to reach Mars.

It takes 40 minutes for the light of the sun to reach Jupiter.

Lets say that Jupiter is ok for humans and this mother goes there for a trip.
Her Daughter back on earth has a car accident and breaks her arm, with other light injuries.

Do you think the mother would intuitively know right there and then that
somethings just happened or maybe after 40 minutes she might feel something?

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Originally Posted by moke64916

If you go back to the beginning of time at the mooment of the big bang that the universe expanded faster than the speed of light. Scientists think it took less than a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth of a second to come from the size of sn atom to a baseball. Which is equivalent to a golf ball expanding to the size of the earth less than a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth, of a millionth of a second. That means the universe was expanding faster than the speed of light. So there is such a thing as faster than the speed of light. They think tachyons travel faster than the speed of light. To understand this short time, scientists crested plank time. This is how short a plank time is. Imagine this:

There are more units of plank time than there are seconds since our universe was born. The math is mind blowing. There are more than 31 million seconds in a year, and it's been 14 billion years since the big bang. So multiply 31 million-556 thousand-926 by 14 billion. And what you get is a really big number. How many plank times is in 1 second. Well it is a billion, billion, billion, billion, billion plank times.

yes, i even think gravity waves are faster than light speed

i am fater than the speed of light, ;)

gravity waves, pushing or pulling?

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Originally Posted by arive nan

It is because of the difference between motion and expansion (of the whole universe). Motion is relative to space-time, and limited by the speed of light. In motion, objects move in relation to the fabric of space time. Space-time is like the fabric the objects move across. But when they talk about the expansion of the universe, they are talking about space-time itself expanding. The fabric itself is stretching. This expansion is not limited by the speed of light. So if the fabric is expanding fast enough that the objects on it will move apart faster than the speed of light, the objects are not moving faster than the speed of light relative to space-time. They are also moving relative to space-time, but it is only because the fabric they are on is stretching that fast that the objects could have moved apart from each other faster than the speed of light..

wow, i could be right then.
gravity waves as an expansion or curvature of spacetime is not necessarily subject to the light speed rule.

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Originally Posted by Gracey

i am fater than the speed of light, ;)

gravity waves, pushing or pulling?

waves supposed to propagate while oscillate, the perceived one way pulling force of gravity is said to be the polar opposite pushing force of einstein cosmological constant. the pushing force that keeps the galaxies from colliding wit h each other becasue of the gravity pulling force.

yep the breathing process, you are on it hybrid.

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Originally Posted by Gracey

yep the breathing process, you are on it hybrid.

yes i see a lot of parallelism between the external universe and our internal world.

[Marie]

yes, the Creator,All That Is communicates in waves and everything in balance with the universe does