Bob, It is an interesting article and It agrees with my own neo Lorentzian
perspective that virtual particles are the medium of the temporal axis only
becoming physical when passing thru what it perceive as a 2d spatial plane
even though we experience it as 3d. IMHO all physical matter and our
definition of elements in the periodic table are the result of these
particles passing thru or becoming stuck and persisting in our plane as
matter and continuing to interact / maintained in our plane by the energy of
the passing stream - the future and past being reservoirs  of unphysical
virtual particles flowing like water with detours and eddys  when it
intersects our plane where matter already occupies it's intersection point.
M&M proved there is little or no spatial bias to the ether and Lorentzian
formulas tell us there is a pythgorean relationship wrt time dilation and
contraction so why cant we accept an ether that lives on the time axis and
passes thru our plane at 90 degrees to all spatial axis?

I don't think this back flow of "time" would even allow us to  communicate
much less travel thru time.  I think f/h are  contracted atoms sent from our
inertial plane down into these pockets where the density of this stream is
reduced by  Casimir geometry. It is equivalent to the paradox twin stationed
near a black hole trying to to communicate with himself in the future via
messages sent out on mail rockets that escape the relativistic well and can
communicate with each other.. both rockets age faster and can communicate
with each other but can not get the info back to the "slow" twin without
experiencing the same Lorentzian translation back to the original inertial
frame.

Fran

 

 

 

: Saturday, February 06, 2016 11:25 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Vo]:Re: [Vo] Nature of time and space==

 

Fran--

 

Take a look at the following link regarding the nature of time and space.  I
noticed it when reading you last email regarding crack production you sent. 

 

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/01/160128122011.htm

 

Bob Cook

 

 

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