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Light is to us is a mystery as is what we see with that light, there are different types of light and different vibrations are representative of colour.
Is there a whole new universe for us to discover when we recognise what we see inside our “bubble” is not what we would see if we “looked” into our bubble from the out side?
different spectrums of divided light. When you use a specific tool, for example your eye, or a telescope, you aren't seeing the total reality of your observational experience. You're just using the tools you have at hand. I am reminded heavily of the philosophy of Robert Anton Wilson right now, are you familiar with him?
I don't think "vibrations" is the main word you should be thinking about. A vibration is also just light energy. Rather, it would be easier for me to digest, forms or waves.
Is there a whole new universe for us to discover when we recognise what we see inside our “bubble” is not what we would see if we “looked” into our bubble from the out side?
In my opinion, oh HELL Yea!
if the sun projects waves outwards from the center
and smaller waves travel "with" the travel of the larger waves
what happens at the point where the larger collapse?
so when we observe light waves we are looking at their shifted wave value not
their acual wave value
and when light enters our helio sphere it wave is shifted back up but if our heliosphere does not shift up the exact same amount we veiw things in a shifted perspective reletive to the difference in shifted values of the mediums the waves are created and observed in.
when we think in optical terms our galaxy is a lense and that lens can also change the observable location of objects.
if the galaxies lens is growing in internal area we observe a universe that is expanding
if the galaxies lens is shrinking in internal area we observe a universe that is contracting
the universe may be older than previously thought
but objects may be alot closer than they seam
Originally posted by JustSomeGuy74
Light speed can't be constant because light arc's when it travels. E=mc2 has already been srutinized over with this thought in mind.
Originally posted by Al E. Inn
reply to post by XPLodER
I enjoyed the thread.
It left me to the bewilderment of quantum entanglement. As we are shackled to our observations as a result of the nature of light, quantum entanglement is the classic example that this perception is not all their is to our universe. I would enjoy hearing your thoughts on entanglement and it's relationship/impact to our understandings of light.