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    Re: Toe is aether-based or non aether-based theory?

    Actually, special relativity is a wave theory in an aether. The reason that the speed of light is constant is because clocks slow down when a clock is moved toward the speed of light -- if the clock was moved at the speed of light the hands on the clock would be moving at the speed of light and if the hand of the clock moved faster it would be moving faster than the speed of light which is impossible due to the fact that all matter and energy are products of waves Through an aether. Einstein did believe in an aether after he concieved general relativity.

    If an aether exists it must be quantum steps in x,y,z directions (using the same sized boot). Without quantum leeps in a time line continuum we wouldn't have intergers in the universe. A bootstep leap in time is also a basic step in energy and distance. Our universe is linear time that is broken down into three groups z-y-z (a chronological choice from the linear stepped path.) I can't see it any other way. The only thing that exists is a recycled path along the three dimension z-y-z groups. Relocating steps closer together or separating them will cause two shock waves (vacuum and pressure) that crosses perpendicular chains of steps that form a crossed wave particle.

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    Re: Toe is aether-based or non aether-based theory?

    Quote Originally Posted by spacedout View Post
    Actually, special relativity is a wave theory in an aether. The reason that the speed of light is constant is because clocks slow down when a clock is moved toward the speed of light -- if the clock was moved at the speed of light the hands on the clock would be moving at the speed of light and if the hand of the clock moved faster it would be moving faster than the speed of light which is impossible due to the fact that all matter and energy are products of waves Through an aether. Einstein did believe in an aether after he concieved general relativity.

    If an aether exists it must be quantum steps in x,y,z directions (using the same sized boot). Without quantum leeps in a time line continuum we wouldn't have intergers in the universe. A bootstep leap in time is also a basic step in energy and distance. Our universe is linear time that is broken down into three groups z-y-z (a chronological choice from the linear stepped path.) I can't see it any other way. The only thing that exists is a recycled path along the three dimension z-y-z groups. Relocating steps closer together or separating them will cause two shock waves (vacuum and pressure) that crosses perpendicular chains of steps that form a crossed wave particle.

    Quote Originally Posted by spacedout View Post
    Actually, special relativity is a wave theory in an aether.
    I was taught that Einstein said space and time are connected together without regard to any aether. Einstein noted that special relativity owes its origin to Maxwell's equations. He basically said that moving clocks slow down and you can't catch up with light. Later on he did say there must be something like an aether because of action at a distance and structure of space. See:

    http://www.tu-harburg.de/rzt/rzt/it/Ether.html

    They couldn't detect a fringe on MM. Later they said it might be ether drag but they couldn't find that either. What they didn't realize is that everyone and the apparatus and earth were all doing the same thing that light was. They were all being transmitted through the aether.

    Einstein was trying to unify EM with gravity and thought that QM would be cleared up with that. I am wondering if he ever considered that relativity might be explained as well.

 

 
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