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Myself and an associate have been working on a new theory of light in which c, that is the speed of light, is NOT constant, but relative to the size of the given universe
U~m/c
Where m is the constant maximum speed which all photons travel, c is an average speed of all the possible paths of a photon, P, and U is the size of the universe.
This is because U limits P to a finite number.
We have developed this theory over time, of which I cannot give exact details yet because there are a few kinks in the theory to work out, but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
I will update this as the theory is developed, and will eventually post our entire theory
U~m/c
Where m is the constant maximum speed which all photons travel, c is an average speed of all the possible paths of a photon, P, and U is the size of the universe.
This is because U limits P to a finite number.
We have developed this theory over time, of which I cannot give exact details yet because there are a few kinks in the theory to work out, but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
I will update this as the theory is developed, and will eventually post our entire theory