Have you considered the fact that if this were true, then Va = Vu + Vr would be false...? Linear c velocity can not vary in vacuum, unless it encounters a more dense state of field to slow it from c...
Now, here's a place I'm not following you. You seem to be implying a lower linear velocity at its expanded volume, and I only see linear c at all universal levels of the entire universal continuum. Yes, the frequency charges become lower as all scalar waves expand, due to transferring energy to a wider circle of waves and particles, but c is always c conserved in vacuum... I used to advocate a possibly lower velocity, and there still may be at limit, especially since Lene Hau's experiment has shown us light stopped, at a nearest possible absolute zero k, so maybe the super-symmetry would slow c at the recycle point state, which I really hadn't given much thought to, but I guess that's in the ball-park of the models also, even as I thought it so, years ago... What's your thoughts on that...?This is the same as considering the dynamics of the Vr transverse universal field upon the structured system of the photon as it varies its linear velocity relative to c throughout its cycle. Near c velocity would mean that the photon was in sync with the gravitational transverse waves of the massive bodies motions through the unstructured field which establish solar and planetary orbits, etc., thus relative time would appear to have stopped for the photon per Relativity at the high velocity end of its cycle (contracted volume) due to all information of change being relayed by the transverse waves traveling at c due to structured mass moving through unstructured field. At the lower velocity end of its cycle (expanded volume) it would experience the interference of many gravitational waves and such rather than being transfered by just one as when near c velocity.
I don't know, but it seems like you may be getting steered a bit away from Va = Vu + Vr, as I see this as the entire Universe's constant variable state of true c velocity__c is always traveling at c, either in its Vu linear state, its Vr angular state, its Vr frequency state, or its Vu spin state, as the entire c system transfers motion from one source to another__and that's my understanding of how Dave has always interpreted it... Do you think maybe, you got a little mixed up here...? Also, it's a bit hard to follow the number of transverse and gravity wave analogies, where I think just waves of either high or low Vr will suffice... Just my opinion...The photon actually cycles through the field experiencing its dynamic interactions all the way from near c velocity to the lower limit velocities found within atomic structures and such. It witnesses the field through all stages of acceleration to c rather than just that implied by relativity as with its implication of relative time standing still, the same as the universal volume experiences the dynamics of the infinite cosmic field per its velocity realitive to c within it.
Not much different here, just trying to clarify our different systems' veiws... I also think it'd be best to stay away from relativity, and use absolute motions, until we reach more clarity of model views...
Getting there,
Lloyd


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