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Originally Posted by joshua  Interesting question, is there such a thing as absolute rest. Can matter achieve absolute zero and have no movement? If it could, would it condense upon itself? I believe the answer is no, except maybe before the big bang but I think there was even movement then too. In my understanding, all matter continously decays from a charge independent electromagnetic field into a monopole gravitational field creating the enviorment of time, space, and gravitational wave synchronization for each reference frame. Time, and space are continuous actions of a continuous process of each discrete piece of matter and gravitational wave synchronization locally controls the laws of physics such as modulating the constant speed of radiation as it enters the density dependent reference frame. Universally, gravitational wave synchronization controls the continous actions of space itself which is an elongating and flattening of space. So in conclusion, there is no absolute rest both locally and universally. |
Hello Dr. Josh,
I'm glad to here more from you. I am very interested in seeing more of your entire theory and look forward to discussing it with you.
I don't keep this thread up much, and most of my views are scattered out across this forum, and some have even slightly changed from time to time, but my blog (
analog's blog), condenses most of my thoughts under certain topics and gives a link to my original framework, which I haven't updated lately.
Dave and I use the term absolute zero very untraditionally due to our absolute motion perspectives, whereby it represents a maximum linear velocity of the fundamental Aether through the void (absolute uniform one degree of freedom motion). I'm currently discussing with him the possibility that this could be also viewed as the maximum condensed state of the Aether perpedicular to the direction of travel, whereby our seemingly current state of expansion originated, now that randomized motion (varying degrees of freedom) has begun.
The spectrum created from absolute uniform motion (pre bang/collision event) to absolute random motion, has the potential to explain all of our observable phenomena such as: time, temperature, gravity, electromagnetism, autonomous structured matter, action at a distance, etc.
I agree, motion is absolute, and it is the disribution of which that gives rise to our visible world.
Here are some threads I would recommend for further explaination, none of which are very long.
Dave's (dleviwing) Toronic Concepts Blog Dave's Toronic Concepts Thread Time Tubes and Cones
regards,
Tim