The Speed of Time
By Eugene A. Ellis (August 2022)
Time passes differently in different places depending on how those places are moving with respect to one another (Albert Einstein). The elemental photon ageing rate of earth (1 eV / 1.6 my), moon (1 eV / 2.03 my), and sun (1 eV / 8.29 my) affirms that time passes differently in different places. However, how the places move with respect to one another involves changes in the rate of growth, whereas the ageing rate for each place is constant and unchanging.
Changing growth rates result from the abundance elements at each place growing at certain times and heating at other times. This energy conversion duality could be problematic in that the rate of mass growth changes each time an element changes phase from growing to heating or from heating to growing.
A second look at slide 12 (https://ionic-expanding-earth.weebly.com/2018-cnps-talk.html) indicates that the rate of mass growth does not change between the phase changing points; only the length and slope change. This factor also applies to time. The growth rate and the time rate at each place follow the same course so that the length of time and the slope of time change each time an abundance element changes phase. Essentially, the growing periods and the speed of time move in unison on the same straight inclined lines at each place. The slope of time relates to how fast or slow time moves, while the length compares with the abscissa linear time with zero slope. Time is flowing faster at each growing place; not dilating.
Somewhere in his papers and/or calculations, Einstein knew that… time passes differently in different places depending on how those places are moving with respect to one another. At that time, nobody would suspect that changing mass growth rates and changing time rates of the elemental atoms as the cause.
Generations later, a new model, The Ionization Process, verifies Einstein’s insight without GR or SR; viz, no quantum mechanics or complex mathematics.
The above indicates distances in space are dependent upon changing growth rates with equally changing time rates at the different places. It means distances, when using the speed of light “c”, are limited by the age of the abundance elements at each place. The predominate elements of the sun, H (71.0%) and He (27.1%), began to grow 112.7 Ma and 451.1 Ma, respectively. Before that time, both H and He were dark matter (no frequency and wavelength signals); hence, no light and no “speed of dark”. The sun’s time of ignition is estimated at around 450 Ma, shortly after helium (normal matter) began to grow to compress the fuel and start an unstoppable chain reaction. The ignition time of the stars depends on the ageing rate at each place.
Ergo, NASA’s new space telescope will not be able to see “back in time” to the beginning of the universe. We can only go back in time as far as the basic elements that comprise the different places allows. On earth, such time would be around 8.75 billion years ago assuming a place consisting of ~98% calcium exists. Anything older would be dark matter.
Changing growth rates result from the abundance elements at each place growing at certain times and heating at other times. This energy conversion duality could be problematic in that the rate of mass growth changes each time an element changes phase from growing to heating or from heating to growing.
A second look at slide 12 (https://ionic-expanding-earth.weebly.com/2018-cnps-talk.html) indicates that the rate of mass growth does not change between the phase changing points; only the length and slope change. This factor also applies to time. The growth rate and the time rate at each place follow the same course so that the length of time and the slope of time change each time an abundance element changes phase. Essentially, the growing periods and the speed of time move in unison on the same straight inclined lines at each place. The slope of time relates to how fast or slow time moves, while the length compares with the abscissa linear time with zero slope. Time is flowing faster at each growing place; not dilating.
Somewhere in his papers and/or calculations, Einstein knew that… time passes differently in different places depending on how those places are moving with respect to one another. At that time, nobody would suspect that changing mass growth rates and changing time rates of the elemental atoms as the cause.
Generations later, a new model, The Ionization Process, verifies Einstein’s insight without GR or SR; viz, no quantum mechanics or complex mathematics.
The above indicates distances in space are dependent upon changing growth rates with equally changing time rates at the different places. It means distances, when using the speed of light “c”, are limited by the age of the abundance elements at each place. The predominate elements of the sun, H (71.0%) and He (27.1%), began to grow 112.7 Ma and 451.1 Ma, respectively. Before that time, both H and He were dark matter (no frequency and wavelength signals); hence, no light and no “speed of dark”. The sun’s time of ignition is estimated at around 450 Ma, shortly after helium (normal matter) began to grow to compress the fuel and start an unstoppable chain reaction. The ignition time of the stars depends on the ageing rate at each place.
Ergo, NASA’s new space telescope will not be able to see “back in time” to the beginning of the universe. We can only go back in time as far as the basic elements that comprise the different places allows. On earth, such time would be around 8.75 billion years ago assuming a place consisting of ~98% calcium exists. Anything older would be dark matter.