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From: Archimedes Plutonium on 13 Apr 2010 14:41
My better judgement tells me not to start something in what few days I
have remaining
before 15 April to end this book.

I cannot help but notice that the Universe has a speed desert where
most speeds conglomerate around a few Km/sec and conglomerate at the
speed of light with
no intermediate speeds in-between. So this leads me to conclude that
the slow
speeds have an upper limit. And the best way to find out this upper
limit is the
Maxwell theory of a moving magnet through a wire loop.

So what is the upper limit of speed for that magnet? I suppose it
involves resonance
energy. We can consider the magnet as a sphere of rotation and look at
the speed of
rotation. At some specific speed the magnet will gyrate and cease
being a magnet
in Maxwell theory. Or, I could have a pulsing back and forth magnet
but at some point
the hinges cease working. There is resonance energy in all material
matter. So I am
guessing that the upper bound of slow speed is where resonant energy
destroys the
system in motion.

By the way, those people that believe in the gobbledygook of neutron
stars would
not understand any of this argument. The upper bound of slow speed
makes it
impossible to have such a thing as a neutron star as well as other
laws of physics.

The upper bound of slow speed should be observable in the nearby local
group of
galaxies where we can make trustworthy measurement of intrinsic speed.
Then
of course, in the laboratory, we can sacrifice electric motors to how
fast they
can spin-- rotation speed before they breakup.

Now some may wonder of the pecularity that the top speed-- speed of
light has
two speeds-- speed of light and speed of neutrinos. With no speeds
inbetween
these two top speeds until we reach the upper limit of slow speeds. So
the wonderment
is for rest-mass that you have this huge inbetween desert of no rest
mass
with a speed. So maybe, the argument may go that neutrinos have no
rest mass,
otherwise you have a slow speed upper bound and then you have a desert
and
then again a neutrino with rest mass near the speed of light. So, does
that make
sense? Probably so, in quantum mechanics duality. It is likely the
case, that you
cannot have Special Relativity, unless you had a huge desert of "no
speeds with
rest mass matter". The idea that the speed of light is a constant to
all observers
in all frames of reference, demands that a huge range of rest mass
speeds are
not allowed.

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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