Why does mass slow time?

[gravityblock]

I decided to delete this post. I know it makes you wonder what was posted and I can assure you that it didn't contain any additional information about this technology. All the information that is needed for free unlimited energy and the other technologies that can be developed from it is in this thread (Post # 72 and # 73).

[gravityblock]

I will soon try to post a theory on everything that unites all the forces in a way that the average person can understand it. I expected to have more responses to what I have previously posted. Due to the low replies I  suppose you all think i'm talking out of my head.

[PYRODIN123321]

@ Steven Dufresne 

I really like that theory......waves, in such a way that it acts like a particle.....cool...
I don't get this fully but i am working on getting my head around it.....the in and out waves are phase conjugates right? and form the electron shells right?

"At the center, spherical rotation* changes in-waves to out-waves."
so is the spin rectifying incoming waves somehow?

could you couple with the waves maybe throw them out of phase with eachother?
also how would they move-- I'm thinking of the Doppler effect....

[hansvonlieven]

@ Pyrodin & Dufresne,

Waves behaving like a particle is NOT a theory but a proven fact. This was first demonstrated by Professor Peter Guthrie Tait (1831 - 1901) who was a Scottish mathematical physicist, best known for the seminal energy physics textbook Treatise on Natural Philosophy, which he co-wrote with Kelvin.

Professor Tait came up with the vortex machine which is essentially a simple closed container with a hole in one side that is filled with smoke. On tapping the side opposite the hole, rotating smoke rings form outside the hole that have peculiar properties.

I am borrowing here a slide shown by Professor Samuel J. Lomonaco, lecturing
at a Short Course on Knots & Physics held at the Annual Meeting of the American Mathematical Society in San Francisco, California, January, 1995.

The slide contains comments Professor Tait made when demonstrating the device. It might give you a few ideas.

I am currently writing a paper on this and related phenomena which I intend to publish here in about a month time.

Hans von Lieven

[brian334]

Does time have mass? No.
Does time have velocity? No.
Does time have any physical properties? No.
So how can time that does not have any physical properties cause things with physical properties to change?
The answer is it can not.