Light, Gravity, and Electromagnetism: A Return to Classical Field Theory
The nature of light and gravity has been a long-debated topic, but many widely accepted theories, particularly those by Einstein, are fundamentally flawed. Much of what Einstein proposed was borrowed from earlier thinkers like Henri Poincaré, James Clerk Maxwell, and Roger Boskovich. Tesla himself accused Einstein of being an intellectual thief and dismissed his ideas about space having properties as absurd. In fact, Tesla often referred to Einstein as a "fuzzy-haired crackpot" and rejected the notion that space could bend or warp.
One common argument used to support Einstein's theories is the necessity of time corrections in GPS satellite systems. However, this phenomenon doesn't prove relativity—it merely describes the adjustments needed due to electromagnetic factors. Historical analogies, like the Egyptians' precise but misunderstood observations, highlight the difference between description and explanation. Gravity Probe B, for example, demonstrated that gravity is fundamentally electromagnetic, reinforcing Maxwell's classical field equations over Einstein's abstract interpretations.
Gravity doesn't truly exist as a standalone force; it is simply dielectric acceleration. All field phenomena—electricity, magnetism, and what we call gravity—can be understood through classical electromagnetic theory. The emergence of gravitoelectromagnetism as a field of study supports this, as it reveals that gravity's behavior aligns with Maxwell's equations, not relativity. Eventually, as the scientific community matures, Einstein's theories will be discarded in favor of classical electromagnetic principles.
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Light itself, long thought to be a purely transverse electromagnetic phenomenon, also has a longitudinal component. Tesla hinted at this when he described light as a compression and rarefaction of the ether. The notion of light being exclusively transverse is as absurd as believing in an engine with only pistons and no crankshaft. Light exhibits both transverse and longitudinal behaviors, with faster-than-light propagation having been demonstrated in experiments by Tesla, Eric P. Dollard, and others.
The so-called "speed of light" is another misconception. Light doesn't have a fixed speed; it has a rate of induction dependent on the medium it travels through. Its velocity changes when passing through different materials like glass due to variations in capacitance, permeability, and permittivity. Glass, for instance, acts as a capacitor, splitting white light into its spectral components not simply due to refraction but because of its electrical properties.
Mainstream science continues to cling to outdated models like particle-wave duality, which suggests light can behave as both a particle and a wave depending on observation. This idea is a flawed legacy of quantum mechanics' conceptual confusion. Light isn't a particle or a wave but a coaxial circuit with transverse and longitudinal characteristics. The apparent "speed" of light merely reflects the rate of electromagnetic induction, governed by universal constants related to the medium through which it travels.
The scientific establishment has always resisted paradigm shifts, holding tightly to accepted theories until undeniable evidence forces them to adapt. History has repeatedly shown that today's certainties become tomorrow's misconceptions. As understanding of electromagnetic principles deepens, the flawed assumptions of relativity and quantum mechanics will eventually be replaced by a more coherent, classical model of cosmic mechanics.
In conclusion, light and gravity are best understood through the lens of dielectric and electromagnetic interactions. The universe operates on the principles of capacitance, permeability, permittivity, and resistance. Light's behavior, including its apparent speed, is governed by these properties, not by abstract distortions of space-time. With time, the scientific community will move past the errors of the past and embrace the elegant simplicity of nature's true mechanics.
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The author challenges the conventional wisdom that light is just another physical entity. He outlines a new role of light in the formation of the three main components of the universe - God, still light; the dual light waves emanated from God and the material world both organic and inorganic which is made of light bent into various spiral forms. Reading this book "is an important step toward understanding both the intellectual and spiritual balances that exist in the universe."
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