sabato 10 ottobre 2015

Time, Mass and Space

Let's try to explain some more concept about the time dimension, after the first
trial failed given that the article I wrote misteriously disappeared. As it's been
shown in the "Time, Unknown Dimension Yet" article, the time it is a changing
dimension related at its velocity. It could be demonstred, in a theorical way,
imagining to be in motionless and looking a ray light which runs aboard a
space ship at light velocity. The ray, starting from the floor to the top of the
ship, will not appear in its right line, as we are used to see, but like a
ypotenuse of a triangle rectangle. Being it longer than the vertical way that the
ray would have ran in motionless, the necessary time time to reach the top of
the ship, is longer too. It's clear that the ray lenght depends from the speed:
more fast is the space ship, more slow is the light ray velocity, until to become
infinite at the finite speed light, which is 299792 Km/s. The Einstein Relativity
Theory, explains, in mathematic language, what it happens traveling at speed
light. Newton formuled those changing states too, but they are valid just in a
terrestrial contest. Two more elements are contemplated in the Special
Relativity and they are the space and the mass. The first one, has a opposite
behavior. It doesn't become infinite, but it transforms itself in a sort of a
pancake. Practically, at the speed light, a rect line would become as zero
whilemean, a mass, would become infinite like the time. Thus, imagining
whatever you want, with mass, launched at speed light and seen from a
motionless place, it would be similar at squeezed tomato. Hard to believe, but
the picture shown above, could give the idea about the distorsions that the
objects have when the camera is traveling. Practically the opposite
phenomenon in which the object travels and the motionless eye observes.
The picture concerns some Pompei columns, curved on themselves for the
camera velocity effect.
09 of october 2015 h. 12.58 pm. Mario R. Zampella ©














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