buttershug
14th October 2009 - 12:00 AM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 13 2009, 11:05 PM)
All I will say from now on, the best I can say, I am sure you wll agree 100% is
Regards
jsaldea12
10.15.09
It's not about what we agree on, it's about what reality agrees on.
And reality does not agree with your "ride on" idea.
jsaldea12
14th October 2009 - 10:22 AM
Flag this messageWhat is total speed of light?Tuesday, October 13, 2009 10:16 PM
From: "Jose Aldea" <jsaldea12@yahoo.com>Add sender to ContactsTo: public-inquiries@hq.nasa.gov
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From: Jose S. Aldea
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Subject: Follow up on status of article submitted Sept. 9, 2009, entitled, “What is
the total speed of light?
Date: October 13, 2009
Dear sir/madam:
Please permit me to follow up status of article submitted Sept. 9, 2009, entitled, “What is the total speed of light? Below is revision with additional supports. It appears that the concept of ride-on needs to be explored as one possibility that can explain that super-luminal jet faster than light.
Please inform status. Thank you
Jose s. Aldea
Chairman – Capiz Scientists & Inventors Society
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What is the total speed of light?
In the famous Michelson-Morley experiment which measured the speed of light, the frame reference used were: interferometer, mirrors, light source, and observer, all on earth. As far as that frame reference, everything on earth moves as ONE with earth motion, including such light. (it is like car full of passengers that move as ONE with the motion of car) . But in bigger context, bigger reference, re- earth and light emanating therefrom and a separate observer OUTSIDE earth’s gravitational pull, such observer would see such earth and light, emanating there from to outer space, as one in motion, with light riding on the said motion of earth. It is like an observer, at night, on sidewalk, seeing a car with lighted head beam moving as one, that wherever the car goes, light follows completely, at that same speed, same constant speed of 186,000 miles per/sec. Light is independent from motion of source, once released, as is evident in galaxies, million of
light years away, but such light projects indispensably and exactly, the image of its real source, of such galaxy, that upon contact on earth, such travelling light preserves the impressed image as is, re-the occurrence of event, location, complete with color and sound, though the real source, re-galaxy has moved, is somewhere else. As a matter of fact, all galaxies seen are images. But those images retain the indispensable impression of the real source.. There is no question that light has constant speed of 186,000 miles per/sec. In that example, earth in motion and light emanating therefrom, to arrive at total speed of light, re- constant speed of light of 186,000 miles per/sec. plus ride on earth with speed of 18 miles per/sec.. = 186,018 miles per/sec. This is ride-on concept of speed of light as patterned, conformably, after the ride-on computation by Standard University and NASA of total speed of earth around milky way, re- earth circling the
sun, the sun circling Milky Way, Milky way circling on itself, thus, earth’s total speeds is over 500,000 miles per/hr. around Milky Way.
.
This ride-on concept may explain why colliding galaxies, some thirty to forty years ago, were detected by a number of reputable astronomers moving toward one another, each, at speed faster than light. A galaxy has speed of 1.5 million miles per/hr, more or less. This observation was later modified because nothing is faster than light. This ride-on may explain why, it is not becoming rare, super-luminal of super-jet, emanating from center of galaxy, a black hole, has been detected faster than speed of light. This observation was later considered “illusion”. But if light rides on motion of sources, like orbiting earth, like colliding galaxies, like super-jets, it is not impossible, that total speed of light exceeding its own constant speed is possible. Hubble telescope, stationed on outer space and Chandra X-ray telescope which took the photographs of the super-luminal velocity of super-pressurized, super-speed jettison emanating from center of galaxy,
a black hole, cannot be BOTH wrong.
Here is further clinger: Light cannot escape black hole because the gravitational force of black hole is so strong. it pulls back escaping light from black hole, thus, to escape black hole, an object must exceed the speed of light. Black hole is known not to decay, like proton, because of its strong gravitational force, it sucks all matters. But there is that super luminal jet ejected from center of galaxy, a monster black hole, must be super-ejected, faster than the speed of light or at tremendous super-speed to break loose from such black hole or superstar.. It must noted that Milky Way tugs some 50 billion stars. To tug such billions of stars, Milky Way must have an unimaginable strong gravitational force emanating from the center, a monster black hole, that even escaping light is pulled back to black hole, yet that jet escapes and on which indispensable light rides on. Thus, light to exceed itself is not illusion.. Besides, Special Relativity does not forbid particles moving faster than light. This meritorious matter has been brought to attention of NASA, who is in-charge of Hubble telescope and Chandra X-ray telescope, for re-investigation. .
Submitting the ride-on concept, which is in conformity with NASA, itself, to explore, as one possibility that may explain the super luminal jet emanating from center of galaxy, could be a monster black hole.
Undersigned shall appreciate a response. thank you.
Jsantosaldea12
jsaldea12@yahoo.com
Philippine Copyright 2009
by: jose s. aldea
NoCleverName
14th October 2009 - 10:40 AM
Well, there you have it. You aren't getting any replies from the government because you've submitted to the wrong agency. You know how these government types won't help you if your problem is the slightest outside their portfolio.
You see, NASA doesn't deal with "the speed of light" because they work at significantly lower speeds! So, forget getting an answer from them.
What you need is an agency that deals with light on a day-to-day basis, one that depends on light. Therefore, I suggest submitting to the Department of Agriculture. They depend on light: plants don't grow without light! So they care about light.
Yes, the Department of Agriculture is definitely what you want. Light creates plants, plants are eaten by cows, cows produce "fertilizer". All of these things, including your idea, are closely related. And all are under the purview of the Agriculture department.
jsaldea12
14th October 2009 - 11:18 PM
NASA is the right agency. the most qualified NASA is in charge of Hubble telescope and Chandra X ray telescope. NASA's arm, per below, responded before they will answer ASAP. but former letters with request for re-evaluation. Maybe follow up is needed. this one.
jsaldea12
10.15.09
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Subject Follow up on your CNSHD 757663 and CNSHD75764
Re-What is the total speed of light?
Date: October 15, 2009
Sir/madam:
As the arm of NASA, re-Contact NASA, kindly permit me to request response on above CNSHD’s. re-What is the total speed of light?. Below is revised expanded article, “What is the total speed of light?” you promise to abswer ASAP per above CNSHD’s, last September. Thus, please give answer. Thank you..
Very truly yours,
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What is the total speed of light?
In the famous Michelson-Morley experiment which measured the speed of light, the frame reference used were: interferometer, mirrors, light source, and observer, all on earth. As far as that frame reference, everything on earth moves as ONE with earth motion, including such light. (it is like car full of passengers that move as ONE with the motion of car) . But in bigger context, bigger reference, re- earth and light emanating therefrom and a separate observer OUTSIDE earth’s gravitational pull, such observer would see such earth and light, emanating there from to outer space, as one in motion, with light riding on the said motion of earth. It is like an observer, at night, on sidewalk, seeing a car with lighted head beam moving as one, that wherever the car goes, light follows completely, at that same speed, same constant speed of 186,000 miles per/sec. Light is independent from motion of source, once released, as is evident in galaxies, million of
light years away, but such light projects indispensably and exactly, the image of its real source, of such galaxy, that upon contact on earth, such travelling light preserves the impressed image as is, re-the occurrence of event, location, complete with color and sound, though the real source, re-galaxy has moved, is somewhere else. As a matter of fact, all galaxies seen are images. But those images retain the indispensable impression of the real source.. There is no question that light has constant speed of 186,000 miles per/sec. In that example, earth in motion and light emanating therefrom, to arrive at total speed of light, re- constant speed of light of 186,000 miles per/sec. plus ride on earth with speed of 18 miles per/sec.. = 186,018 miles per/sec. This is ride-on concept of speed of light as patterned, conformably, after the ride-on computation by Standard University and NASA of total speed of earth around milky way, re- earth circling the
sun, the sun circling Milky Way, Milky way circling on itself, thus, earth’s total speeds is over 500,000 miles per/hr. around Milky Way.
.
This ride-on concept may explain why colliding galaxies, some thirty to forty years ago, were detected by a number of reputable astronomers moving toward one another, each, at speed faster than light. A galaxy has speed of 1.5 million miles per/hr, more or less. This observation was later modified because nothing is faster than light. This ride-on may explain why, it is not becoming rare, super-luminal of super-jet, emanating from center of galaxy, a black hole, has been detected faster than speed of light. This observation was later considered “illusion”. But if light rides on motion of sources, like orbiting earth, like colliding galaxies, like super-jets, it is not impossible, that total speed of light exceeding its own constant speed is possible. Hubble telescope, stationed on outer space and Chandra X-ray telescope which took the photographs of the super-luminal velocity of super-pressurized, super-speed jettison emanating from center of galaxy,
a black hole, cannot be BOTH wrong.
Here is further clinger: Light cannot escape black hole because the gravitational force of black hole is so strong. it pulls back escaping light from black hole, thus, to escape black hole, an object must exceed the speed of light. Black hole is known not to decay, like proton, because of its strong gravitational force, it sucks all matters. But there is that super luminal jet ejected from center of galaxy, a monster black hole, must be super-ejected, faster than the speed of light or at tremendous super-speed to break loose from such black hole or superstar.. It must noted that Milky Way tugs some 50 billion stars. To tug such billions of stars, Milky Way must have an unimaginable strong gravitational force emanating from the center, a monster black hole, that even escaping light is pulled back to black hole, yet that jet escapes and on which indispensable light rides on. Thus, light to exceed itself is not illusion.. Besides, Special Relativity
does not forbid particles moving faster than light. This meritorious matter has been brought to attention of NASA, who is in-charge of Hubble telescope and Chandra X-ray telescope, for re-investigation. That was a month ago..
Jsantosaldea12
jsaldea12@yahoo.com
Philippine Copyright 2009
by: jose s. aldea
buttershug
14th October 2009 - 11:29 PM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 14 2009, 11:18 PM)
Light is independent from motion of source, once released, as is evident in galaxies, million of
light years away, but such light projects indispensably and exactly, the image of its real source, of such galaxy, that upon contact on earth, such travelling light preserves the impressed image as is, re-the occurrence of event, location, complete with color and sound, though the real source, re-galaxy has moved, is somewhere else. As a matter of fact, all galaxies seen are images. But those images retain the indispensable impression of the real source.. There is no question that light has constant speed of 186,000 miles per/sec. In that example, earth in motion and light emanating therefrom, to arrive at total speed of light, re- constant speed of light of 186,000 miles per/sec. plus ride on earth with speed of 18 miles per/sec.. = 186,018 miles per/sec.
You say that the speed of light is independent once it leaves it's source then you say there is a "ride on" effect.
Which is it? It can't be both.
You say both but only one can be true.
jsaldea12
15th October 2009 - 01:25 AM
The image projected by the light from the SOURCE is the same as the source, itself, that is why a photo of you in a camera is you, the source. An image of the source, re- galaxy, though million of years travel in outer space and though the source, galaxy, has moved, such image retains the same image of source, such is the basis of trust and confidence of astronomers for all images in outer space and outside and inside earth are all images! If in a moving camera, the source of image is moving, the same motion is exactly reflected in the film. That’s it.
By the way, stsci, the arm of NASA has acknowledged receipt.
Jsaldea12
MjolnirPants
15th October 2009 - 01:30 AM
QUOTE (rpenner+Oct 13 2009, 11:22 AM)
I'm really considering a permanent ban. Poster does not seem to engage with facts or definitions, let alone debate.
Isn't this latest post enough to tilt the scales in favor of banning?
QUOTE
The image projected by the light from the SOURCE is the same as the source, itself, that is why a photo of you in a camera is you, the source. An image of the source, re- galaxy, though million of years travel in outer space and though the source, galaxy, has moved, such image retains the same image of source, such is the basis of trust and confidence of astronomers for all images in outer space and outside and inside earth are all images! If in a moving camera, the source of image is moving, the same motion is exactly reflected in the film. That’s it.
By the way, stsci, the arm of NASA has acknowledged receipt.
Jsaldea12
Emphasis mine.
jsaldea12
15th October 2009 - 04:27 AM
what I am telling is fact, already, everything that is visibly/seen is reflection or image, impressed and bounced by light of the real source! Unless electro-magnetic light reaches and contact electro-magnetic eyes, no IMAGE is seen. Such impression happens to be property of light. Regards.
jsaldea12
10.15.09
buttershug
15th October 2009 - 10:47 AM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 15 2009, 01:25 AM)
The image projected by the light from the SOURCE is the same as the source, itself, that is why a photo of you in a camera is you, the source. An image of the source, re- galaxy, though million of years travel in outer space and though the source, galaxy, has moved, such image retains the same image of source, such is the basis of trust and confidence of astronomers for all images in outer space and outside and inside earth are all images! If in a moving camera, the source of image is moving, the same motion is exactly reflected in the film. That’s it.
By the way, stsci, the arm of NASA has acknowledged receipt.
Jsaldea12
You have to learn to be a lot more precise in what you are saying.
Are you talking about a series of photographs?
jsaldea12
18th October 2009 - 01:37 AM
In simple language, everything that we see are IMAGES Of THE REAL SOURCE. never the real source. Unless electro-magnetic light reaches and contact electro-magnetic eyes and brain, NOTHING IS VISIBLE. Thus it is projection of the source bylight that makes visible the image of the real source. For only the image of the source and the object it comes in contact is light visible. In between, light is invisible. Do we know why light is invisible, why outer space is pitched black, why the night is dark, inspite of billions of galaxies, trillions of stars?
regards, buttershug, etc.
jsaldea12
10.18.09
Geoff Mollusc
18th October 2009 - 02:02 AM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 18 2009, 01:37 AM)
Do we know why light is invisible, why outer space is pitched black, why the night is dark, inspite of billions of galaxies, trillions of stars?
You simply don't have any glimmer of an inkling, do you?
Stars are separated by literally astronomical distances ..... Galaxies too, but on a much grander scale - we're talking in terms of millions of light years! - such are these separations that little visible light (relatively speaking) is shed on our Earth. In addition, one must take into account interstellar/galactic absorption by dust etc.
Incidentally, "Do we know why light is invisible" is probably the dumbest head-trauma statement this side of Meem.
jsaldea12
18th October 2009 - 12:56 PM
There is some truth in your rationale. But do you know that anywhere in the sky you point your finger, there is always a star or galaxy or cluster thereat...that there is no reason why the outer space is pitched black. it should have been bright.
Here is xpecific: here in our solar system, the sun rays fills fully the solar system and yet the night is dark. Why?
jsaldea12
10.19.09
buttershug
18th October 2009 - 01:12 PM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 18 2009, 12:56 PM)
There is some truth in your rationale. But do you know that anywhere in the sky you point your finger, there is always a star or galaxy or cluster thereat...that there is no reason why the outer space is pitched black. it should have been bright.
Here is xpecific: here in our solar system, the sun rays fills fully the solar system and yet the night is dark. Why?
jsaldea12
10.19.09
Because photons have to be in our eyes to see them.
You don't see any that go over your head.
If you are in space and photons go directly in front of your eyes, you don't see it at all.
You could have a powerful laser to your left shining directly in front of you to your right and you won't see the light at all if you are in vacuum.
jsaldea12
18th October 2009 - 10:53 PM
Hi, Buttershug, try again, your answers is half baked. Geoff answer with grain of salt though there is a better answer. Try again.
From the author of "Four treatises of modern Physics"
jsaldea12
10.20.09
rpenner
19th October 2009 - 02:00 AM
But the matter density of the universe is very small, and the age of the universe is not infinite, and the universe is expanding, which means that the most distant background that we have is not visible to human eyes.
If the universe was infinite and the age of the universe was infinite, then it would be reasonable for light to reach us from every point in the heavens. It does not, so there is something wrong with your reasoning or assumptions. Since you don't display your reasoning, then you are simply and persistently wrong.
buttershug
19th October 2009 - 02:22 AM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 18 2009, 10:53 PM)
Hi, Buttershug, try again, your answers is half baked. Geoff answer with grain of salt though there is a better answer. Try again.
From the author of "Four treatises of modern Physics"
jsaldea12
10.20.09
If you are talking about the idea that if the Universe is infinite then you should see a star then your example is not appropriate to that.
The sun is only in one direction.
He is right on the money that you don't have any glimmer of an inkling.
jsaldea12
19th October 2009 - 05:00 AM
Light speeds at 186,000 miles per/sec. and is supra-supra thin that it cannot be visible on its flight.. But when light length of 186,000 miles impact per second on matter, light becomes concentrated, light becomes visible.
That is why half of earth is visible at daytime, that is why the moon is shinning at night. And glimmers of stars and galaxies can be seen…though outer space is pitched black.
Jsaldea12
10.20.09
MjolnirPants
19th October 2009 - 05:05 AM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 19 2009, 12:00 AM)
Light speeds at 186,000 miles per/sec. and is supra-supra thin that it cannot be visible on its flight.. But when light length of 186,000 miles impact per second on matter, light becomes concentrated, light becomes visible.
That is why half of earth is visible at daytime, that is why the moon is shinning at night. And glimmers of stars and galaxies can be seen…though outer space is pitched black.
Jsaldea12
10.20.09
If the universe were infinite and size and infinitely dense, then an infinite number of photons in the visible spectrum would be 'impacting the matter' of earth on all sides at all times, keeping it lit. Your reasoning is not only flawed, it's so incredibly flawed that it serves no purpose than to provide us with excuses to mock you.
Dumbass.
jsaldea12
19th October 2009 - 07:13 AM
According to Carl Sagan, the visible universe has up to 100 billion galaxies, meaning the light of visible galaxies .that reach earth that become visible, though glimmer due to their distances. Nevertheless, you have a very good point, though Hubble telescope will tell you such galaxies are visible, meaning light is visible from its source and object it comesin contact with, though dimmer due to great distances of galaxies.
But if .light of all galaxies, stars, planets saturates brightly all of outer space, their combined, coordinating light would lighten up all outer space and earth all over.. But as it is, light is so ultra-thin and super-speed that it is invisible in its flight, that is why though there are trillions of lights from such suspended bodies in outer space, outer space is still invisible.
Regards.
Jsaldea12
10.20.09
buttershug
19th October 2009 - 09:26 PM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 19 2009, 05:00 AM)
Light speeds at 186,000 miles per/sec. and is supra-supra thin that it cannot be visible on its flight.. But when light length of 186,000 miles impact per second on matter, light becomes concentrated, light becomes visible.
That is why half of earth is visible at daytime, that is why the moon is shinning at night. And glimmers of stars and galaxies can be seen…though outer space is pitched black.
Jsaldea12
10.20.09
You really need to go for a walk.
Do you really not understand speed?
Measure out 10 meters. Walk it in 10 seconds. that is one meter per second.
Now walk it in 5 seconds. That is two meters per second.
Did the length change?
It only has to do with distance when you also give the time.
Or maybe get a flashlight. Shine at a wall. the light goes from the flashlight to the wall then your eye. Is that distance, 186,000 miles?
The length of light would be it's wavelength. Which has nothing to with it's speed.
MjolnirPants
19th October 2009 - 09:42 PM
QUOTE (jsaldea12+Oct 19 2009, 02:13 AM)
According to Carl Sagan, the visible universe has up to 100 billion galaxies, meaning the light of visible galaxies .that reach earth that become visible, though glimmer due to their distances. Nevertheless, you have a very good point, though Hubble telescope will tell you such galaxies are visible, meaning light is visible from its source and object it comesin contact with, though dimmer due to great distances of galaxies.
But if .light of all galaxies, stars, planets saturates brightly all of outer space, their combined, coordinating light would lighten up all outer space and earth all over.. But as it is, light is so ultra-thin and super-speed that it is invisible in its flight, that is why though there are trillions of lights from such suspended bodies in outer space, outer space is still invisible.
Regards.
Jsaldea12
10.20.09
So you take Carl Sagan's word about the number of galaxies, but not about the size of the universe?
Dumbass.
jsaldea12
19th October 2009 - 10:52 PM
NASA Hubble telescope has improved the number of visible universe: 130 billion galaxies. Regards.
jsaldea12
10.21.09
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