Surfing the Solar System
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My intuition tells me that the speed of light is a variable- albeit very limited in scope.
I am aware that academics have done various measurements and conclude that that light travels approximately 186,281 miles per second, everywhere, and all of the time. I think the speed of light at 186,281 miles per second seems arbitrary. Why that precise speed? I have never seen an explanation as to why light would top out at that speed as opposed to something more or less. I have a reason and an explanation for why we measure the speed of light here at Earth and stress that these measurements have been made from here on Earth and subject to Earth’s environment. Does light blast off from the sun at an instantaneous 186,281 miles per second? If we were to measure the speed of light 100 miles from the sun is it traveling at 186,281 miles per second? I think not. As strange as the explanation may seem to you, I will share my own view of light. (Terry, I took this from page 74)
When I first read about this dispute I was curious as to how you go about deciding if the sun was oblate or not. First of all we note that the sun is nowhere near as dense as the Earth (by their measurements) meaning the sun is made of lighter stuff which hints to me that it would have more of a tendency to give way to a bulge in the middle. As I have no doubt shown elsewhere the Earths equator rotates at .2882 miles per second or you can say it takes the Earth 3.469 seconds to rotate one mile at the equator. They say the sun makes one full rotation in about 25 Earth days. 25 Earth days times 86,400 seconds provides that the sun takes about 2,160,000 seconds for one complete 360 degree rotation. The sun’s circumference of 2,714,342.4 miles divided by the 2,160,000 seconds shows us the sun rotates at about 1.256 miles per second which is 4.36 times as fast as the Earth rotates. (Terry, I took this from page 80)
It was well established, I thought, that if the Earth mass was sufficient to propel the Moon at a specific velocity there was a proven relationship between the Earth’s mass, the orbital radius in miles distance between the Moon and the Earth and the speed at which the Moon traveled in it’s orbit. I thought that was well established for the sun/planet relationships as well. …. This will contain some repetition which I feel is required because of my contention that the weight mass of a planet has nothing to do with the planets period of revolution around the sun as will be shown by the calculations repeated here.
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This non-fiction work will open your mind to some of the less publicized aspects of our Solar System. Old territory covered by the formulas of people Like Johannes Kepler and Isaac Newton is not the source of this discussion. The Author provides mathematical formulas on the mechanics of the Solar System that are new to this area of Solar System discussion. The speed of light is for the first time ever offered with a cause and an explanation as to why it is as academics measure it. A means by which academics can double-check the results of their observations mathematically is provided with many examples. The Author demonstrates his opinion as to why miles are the unit of measure for the Solar System and not kilometers. Using miles the real mechanics of the Solar System come to life in this book. The Author provides his solution to the probable basis for the planets revolutions around the sun and a formula for calculating a planet or a moons equatorial surface velocity of rotation in miles per second. The probable minimum circumference of the System is disclosed and the means by which it was determined is fully discussed. An area dealing with the mass of objects expressed in “miles mass” is discussed as opposed to
About the Author
Jim was born in As far back as he can remember his interest was focused on the mysteries of life. He was an avid reader of everything he could find on such subjects. His hobby eventually focused on the Solar System. When family and work permitted he spent his free time on the numbers of the Solar System originally searching for the reason for the rotation of the planets and satellites, and a mathematical means to predict same, he eventually went into the fundamental workings of the Solar System as he saw it. This book is the culmination of most of Jim’s ideas and notes created over about 30 Years.