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anyways I find 57 miles per second hard to accept but these folk in the link are not talking about such a slow up..the fact is any slow up by one side of the area of view coming to us will cause distortion of the image... so any variation even small will give distorted views I feel... I have believed as you all probably know that gravity is a manifestation of the push nature of particle radiation...its just that I cant show you the particle...
But if temprature has an effect (coupled with whatever ingredients were used in our yet to be verified lab experiment suggesting 57klm/sec) on light I say it is the effect that temp has on the overall particle flow for that region and in effect changing the pressure..the pressure which is in effect is our decription of gravity.
Another thought..if light follows the space time grid does not the dip to a mass in effect slow that part relative to say another part of the beam further away from the mass.. each beam may be the same speed but from an observers point of view the light coming from there would be the light close to the object would arrive later because in effect it had more space to travel accross..you know down the bend in and out again is longer than a sttraight line further out...
So in my universe the heavier paricles will arrive a little latter ..why wouldnt they? or do they..I better re read all of this there is too much flying around and not nailed down.
alex
alex
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