Dark matter...i think i know what it is...check it out

[christo4_99]

if the speed of light is variable that implies that our calculation of the positions of other galaxies is inaccurate...furthermore if the density of space itself is variable then assuming that there was a big bang,space is most dense at the edge of the expansion and least dense at the center...we should be looking for variations in the speed of light in space to find the center and the edge thereby defining our "position" in the universe.

[christo4_99]

so it becomes a question of whether or not space has a constant density...what i am saying here is that if e=mc2 and c is variable according to the density of the space itself then the wave of light at the edge of the universe is creating matter and time as it moves outward...as the outward "sphere" becomes more dense the inner "sphere" becomes thinner and when the light is used up and the residual inertia of the expansion dissipates the "tension" of space itself will equalize and then gravity will become the dominant force in the universe...more to come

[vonwolf]

   It would be nice if light speed could be exceeded and not constant it would make alot of thins possable. It seems that physics has dismissesed much of Einstein's Ideas and more towards Quantum thought.
  I have always wondered how Astronimers have said that with the Hubble we can now see back in time to almost the beginning of the Universe some 15 Billion years. It seems to me that is saying we are on the leading edge of the expanding Universe? Or the middle looking 15 billion years in our past in all directions? I just can't seem to get my mind around infinity

[christo4_99]

think of throwing a rock ino the middle of a large lake that is still like glass...the waves expand outward and at the edge of the wave in the front matter is being created,but the wave isn't infininite,it can eventually lose all it's energy and the lake will again become like glass,but now there is a tension on the surface of the lake and it is being drawn inward from the center...

[christo4_99]

Just remembering who i used to be , before I looked into Bessler. Seems i was right about light after all : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHHaDWEWtQE