quantumbullshit

    Of course since we are made of light, the only question is what would be the damages on living matter. The most important question is where we would get, if we move with the speed of light, on the moon, under water, or under the earth. Since everything moves in the universe in a certain trajectory it is very hard to be calculated. It exists also the so called melting of matter. The evidence of that is the Philadelphia Project: some human beings on this ship which in fact was turned into light through strong electromagnetic field have melted into the non-living objects on the ship, because all humans and ship where moving in the environment, sometimes nearing themselves so much that in the form of light they have incorporated each other when turning back to matter. The Philadelphia experiment was allegedly based on an aspect of some unified field theory, a term coined by Albert Einstein to describe a class of potential theories; such theories would aim to describe — m...

  - Never, it is just growing by the process of emitting and acquiring energy. Proof is that the sun is growing, the Earth is growing and all the planets are growing. They are not getting diluted, because their gravitation decreases, they are just growing and getting heavier. And because this is happening parallelly with all of them there is no unbalancing in the gravitation fields. For example there are a lot of places of religious worship where there are rocks which slowly grow. The truth is that all rocks grow, but we notice only those of them, which are near churches or monasteries.      

  In the beginning there was nothing: no light, no matter. This leads us to the conclusion that the temperature of this nothing was the absolute null or 273,15 on the scale of Kalvin. Somewhere in this Nothing gathered small quantity of energy and so appeared the first infared ray of light. Through emiting of energy this ray of infrared light turned into visible light and then into ultraviolet light. Through emitting light in the environment, light became more powerful and it caused something like an enormous "explosion", because under the heating through light, the Nothing becomes unstable and produces also light, which heats the most distant parts of the Nothing. So in the beginning large part of the Nothing just lighted up. So if we assume that the so called Nothing has the temperature of the absolute zero or − 273.15 °C and we could not measure such a temperature anywhere, this means that even in the absolute nothing there is enough infrared light that could start to bu...

  Another property of light and all corpuscles is the electric charge. The bigger the corpuscle is, the bigger positive charge is, the smaller the corpuscle is, the more negative charge it has. For example neutrons are the heaviest, because their mass is the sum of proton and neutrino. Neutrino has a neutral charge and is lighter than protons, but heavier than electrons. Light has different charge from less than -1 until (-)infinity, and electrons are -1 and have a mass that is fast equal to absolute 0. So if we connect the mass to electricity charge in a diagram neutron would be the heaviest, near it would be the proton, in the middle between proton and elecron would be the neutrino, then comes the electron, the infrared light, the coloured light and the ultarviolet light, which has no measurable mass. Does this mean that the absolute Nothing has a negative charge? -Yes. I has negative charge and is at the temperature of the absolute zero( − 273.15 °C). Does this lead to the c...

Firstly I would like to mention I am not a physicist, I am not a theologist eather. But long ago it was discovered that in the Bible there are coded messages for the structure of our universe. It is questionable if it is really true, but a lot of religious and unreligious people think so. In the first chapter Genesis it is interesting why in the beginning the first thing that God created was light. And then appeared everything else. If we start a house we should have the bricks to build it, that’s why firstly we should make bricks, If we start a living organism, we should make a cell. If we make a non-living object, we need an atom, a molecule. But of what are built the atoms, the molecules, the cells? If we have the most powerful microscope in the world we would discover that they are built of light. The structure of the universe is quite simple: Everything, every object from the smallest particles to the biggest objects like planets and stars are built of matter and have a corpuscula...