Second Insight "Faster than the Speed of Light"

January 6, 2009 by Casey Kazan From DailyGalaxy.com
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“A brilliant young physicist João Magueijo asks the heretical question: What if the speed of light—now accepted as one of the unchanging foundations of modern physics—were not constant?”

“He is a pioneer of the varying speed of light (VSL) theory of cosmology - an alternative to the more mainstream theory of cosmic inflation- which proposes that the speed of light in the early universe was of 60 orders of magnitude faster than its present value.”

The Real Story, a 60 to 1 ratio exists between all dimension levels

Albert Einstein was correct.
João Magueijo is also correct.

My Family’s 10,000 years of records state:

1. The Speed of Light is constant within each dimension.
2. The Speed of Light increases at a 60 to 1 ratio between dimensions.
3. The Speed of Light varies by a 60 to 1 ratio between the earlier created 4th dimension of Human Light Bodies and later created 3rd dimension of human physical bodies.

A new DVD, “Raising Organic Food to a New Level” premiers in April, 2009. DVD shows João Magueijo’s 60 to 1 Speed of Light ratio is correct, as written about in the Old Testament and within the ancient books of Indian libraries.

New DVD explains mystery surrounding the University of Geneva’s 2008 experiment, when energy was measured moving over 10,000 times the Speed of Light.

DVD also vividly demonstrates how faster than Light energies can be used to transform the life force energies in organic food into healing energies.

A Guardians of Ancient Knowledge DVD, the “Revelations” CDs and a series of books contain 10,000 years of one family’s history revealing the actual history of humanity. See the ancient African symbol and read precise descriptions of the 12 dimensional levels of our universe, http://www.thetruejesus.org/order.php

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“Faster than the Speed of Light?”
January 6, 2009 by Casey Kazan From DailyGalaxy.com

A brilliant young physicist João Magueijo asks the heretical question: What if the speed of light—now accepted as one of the unchanging foundations of modern physics—were not constant?

Magueijo, a 40-year old native of Portugal, puts forth the heretical idea that in the very early days of the universe light traveled faster—an idea that if proven could dethrone Einstein and forever change our understanding of the universe. He is a pioneer of the varying speed of light (VSL) theory of cosmology -an alternative to the more mainstream theory of cosmic inflation- which proposes that the speed of light in the early universe was of 60 orders of magnitude faster than its present value.

Solving the most intractable problems of cosmology in one brilliant leap, Magueijo’s varying-speed-of-light theory (VSL) would have stunning implications for space travel, black holes, time dilation, and string theory—and could help uncover the grand unified theory that ultimately eluded Einstein.

Joao Magueijo's radical ideas intend to turn that Einsteinian dogma on its head. Marueijo is trying to pick apart one of Einstein’s most impenetrable tenets, the constancy of the speed of light. This idea of a constant speed (about 3×106 meters/second) -is known as the universal speed limit. Nothing can, has, or ever will travel faster than light.

Magueijo -who received his doctorate from Cambridge, has been a faculty member at Princeton and Cambridge, and is currently a professor at Imperial College, London- says: not so. His VSL theory presupposes a speed of light that can be energy or time-space dependent.

In his fist book, Faster than the Speed of Light, Magueijo leads laymen readers into the abstract realm of theoretical physics, based on several well known, as well as obscure, thinkers. The VSL model was first proposed by John Moffat, a Canadian scientist, in 1992. Magueijo carefully builds the foundations for a discussion of Big Bang cosmology, and then segues into the second half of the book, which is devoted to VSL theory.

Like most radical, potentially seminal thinkers, Magueijo shakes the foundations of the physics community, while irritating off many of his fellow scientists. VSL purposes to solve the problems at which all cosmologists are forever scratching: those inscrutable conceptual puzzles that surround the Big Bang. Currently many of these problems have no widely accepted solutions.

Could Einstein be wrong and Magueijo right? Is he a gadfly or a true, seminal genius? Time will tell.