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From: Archimedes Plutonium on 23 Jun 2010 04:44


Archimedes Plutonium wrote:
(snipped)
>
> Any and every sphere has lines of longitude and a log spiral to the
> poles that is
> a 1/8 circumference representative. Any and every
> sphere has band-meridians or stripe-meridians. We ask the question,
> what is the Minimum
> speed at which you can cover that sphere of its band-meridians and log
> spiral? And the answer
> is that the Least speed or lower limit speed to cover or create the
> sphere surface itself, is the
> 40,000 x 40,000 / 5,000.
>

The word "minimum" used above is probably confusing since we know the
speed of
light is the maximum speed possible. So it looks as though I may have
caused
confusion rather than elucidation. What I should have said was that
the 5,000 was
the Minimum time needed to cover all the meridian bands. I was
thinking in terms
of Least Action Principle in physics of a minimum. It was wrong of me
to say
Minimum speed, when I should have said minimum time and it is the
Least time
needed to derive the speed of light and that would be 1/8 the
circumference as "time".

But let me get back to this idea that the speed of light in reality is
not 2.99 x 10^5 km/s
nor is it 3.0 x 10^5 km/s but rather, the speed of light is exactly
314159 km/s. If you look
carefully at that number it is the digits of pi, so that if it were in
meters, I just write out the
next three digits of pi.

Now I should be able to prove that this is true that pi-digits are the
exact speed of light,
provided if, I have the 1/8 circumference as the true factor.

In the case of Earth as 40,000 km circumference with 40,000 of these
km band meridians
is a total distance of 1,600,000,000 km and 1/8 of 40,000 km is 5,000
but that is seconds
now instead of km.

Now to prove that speed of light is really pi digits of 314159 km/s, I
would need to show that
there is no sphere of circumference of exactly 40,000 since
circumference is pi x diameter
and pi is transcendental so it cannot be exactly 40,000 and thus the
1/8 of the actual
circumference is also not 5,000 but a fractional number.

Now I keep the 1/8 factor, and I work backwards, of reverse
engineering. I want to retrieve
not a 1,600,000,000/5,000 which is close to 314159, but I want to
know what is exactly the
d/t that yields 314159 and whether the 1/8 was the proper factor to
deliver 314159?

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
From: Archimedes Plutonium on 23 Jun 2010 04:54


Archimedes Plutonium wrote:
> Archimedes Plutonium wrote:
> (snipped)
> >
> > Any and every sphere has lines of longitude and a log spiral to the
> > poles that is
> > a 1/8 circumference representative. Any and every
> > sphere has band-meridians or stripe-meridians. We ask the question,
> > what is the Minimum
> > speed at which you can cover that sphere of its band-meridians and log
> > spiral? And the answer
> > is that the Least speed or lower limit speed to cover or create the
> > sphere surface itself, is the
> > 40,000 x 40,000 / 5,000.
> >
>
> The word "minimum" used above is probably confusing since we know the
> speed of
> light is the maximum speed possible. So it looks as though I may have
> caused
> confusion rather than elucidation. What I should have said was that
> the 5,000 was
> the Minimum time needed to cover all the meridian bands. I was
> thinking in terms
> of Least Action Principle in physics of a minimum. It was wrong of me
> to say
> Minimum speed, when I should have said minimum time and it is the
> Least time
> needed to derive the speed of light and that would be 1/8 the
> circumference as "time".
>
> But let me get back to this idea that the speed of light in reality is
> not 2.99 x 10^5 km/s
> nor is it 3.0 x 10^5 km/s but rather, the speed of light is exactly
> 314159 km/s. If you look
> carefully at that number it is the digits of pi, so that if it were in
> meters, I just write out the
> next three digits of pi.
>
> Now I should be able to prove that this is true that pi-digits are the
> exact speed of light,
> provided if, I have the 1/8 circumference as the true factor.
>
> In the case of Earth as 40,000 km circumference with 40,000 of these
> km band meridians
> is a total distance of 1,600,000,000 km and 1/8 of 40,000 km is 5,000
> but that is seconds
> now instead of km.
>
> Now to prove that speed of light is really pi digits of 314159 km/s, I
> would need to show that
> there is no sphere of circumference of exactly 40,000 since

a small correction there and changed in original

no sphere of integer circumference and integer diameter since pi is
transcendental

> circumference is pi x diameter
> and pi is transcendental so it cannot be exactly 40,000 and thus the
> 1/8 of the actual
> circumference is also not 5,000 but a fractional number.
>
> Now I keep the 1/8 factor, and I work backwards, of reverse
> engineering. I want to retrieve
> not a 1,600,000,000/5,000 which is close to 314159, but I want to
> know what is exactly the
> d/t that yields 314159 and whether the 1/8 was the proper factor to
> deliver 314159?
>
> 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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