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From: Archimedes Plutonium on 27 Jun 2010 05:51
What a difference a shower can make on coming up with solutions.
Earlier tonight I was
gloomy at the deadend I was running into. But I managed to overcome
those pitfalls.

I want two features for the speed of light and I feel with them, I am
on the path of truth.
(A) that the speed of light is a construction of the geometry of the
object. So that
for Earth, the speed of light is a singular light wave that travels up
and down each
meridian strip 1 km wide and thus 40,000km x 40,000 / 5,000 seconds =
320,000km/sec

(B) true for all figures, no matter the size, so long as the strip
width can accomodate the
geometric figure.

So in this derivation of speed of light out of pure math, I want it so
that unless the method is
true then the laws of geometry is true. So that if the method is
untenable than also, geometry
falls, or geometry is not true.

So the glitch earlier tonight was that Mars would not follow a N x N/
(1/8N) as Earth followed
that rule.

So I found a solution that would make the method universal method to
all geometry.

Consider the Earth sphere and the Mars sphere and consider a
pseudosphere nested inside each. We do the strips in km width. So for
Earth we have 40,000km x 40,000 and for
Mars we have 21,300km x 21,300. Now the denominator is the time
parameter and here we
use the pseudosphere nested inside. For the Earth sphere, how many of
those km strips
can fit onto the surface of the pseudosphere? Certainly for Earth we
cannot fit 40,000 since
the pseudosphere narrows at the poles. I am guessing that 5,000 of
those strips fit onto
the pseudosphere and thus have the formula for speed of light as
40,000km x 40,000/
5,000 seconds.

Now for Mars we have 21,300km x 21,300 and for the pseudosphere
accomodating strips
of 1km width can only accomodate 1,500 of those strips because of the
narrowing poles.
So for Mars we have 21,300km x 21,300 / 1500 seconds.

Before, I was thinking that the time in seconds comes from 1/8 the
circumference, but now
I see that the time factor comes from the Hyperbolic geometry
pseudosphere as to the amount of the strips that can fit onto its
surface.

In this manner, I get the speed of light no matter what size of
sphere.

Archimedes Plutonium
http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium/
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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