Einstein and the speed of light

By Walter Rawls
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Einstein’s famous formula is based on the theory that no energy (natural) travels faster than the speed of light.  (Approximately 186,000 miles per second.)

Some confusion does exist between speed and frequency.  For example, the frequency of magnetism can be less than the frequency of white light.  This does not mean that magnetism does not travel faster than white light.  Frequency and speed of a natural energy is not the same.  The “shorter” wave of frequency has a higher frequency and a longer distance; a “larger” wave has a lower frequency and a shorter distance.

Some physicists now believe that stars break up faster than light.  We believe that magnetism travels faster (speed) than the speed of light and is involved in the breaking up of stars.

Experiment:

1. Have a black box with shutter (like a camera) to hold light in a box, a photo meter with microtimer and time lapse, and measure the time it takes light to travel to photo meter.
2. Put magnet in a box, preferably magnet strength of 4,500 gauss, the box to be shielded with aluminum and steel, the shield capable of opening.  Have magnetometer, preferably non-electronic, away from box.  Rotate magnet and open shield.  Read meter and micro timer with time lapse.