Time Dilation in Descartes Physics #2ndelement #relativity #timespace

Descartes uses the second Element to explain all phenomena involving space and time including spatial forces.

We expand the 2nd Element to create 3 force particles called timespace, aetherspace, and spacetime.

Time dilation comes from the inverse relationship between spacetime and timespace.

Descartes exposed this through red photons travelling fast in glass, but spinning slowly.

This is now called red shift which is a DILATION of the wavelength.

Blue photons on the other hand travel slowly but spin fast.

This is now called blue shift which is a CONTRACTION of the wavelength!

The macro-aetherspace is now called dark energy.

This limits the speed of spacetime particles to 300,000 kilometers per second.

The more a thing travels at the speed of spacetime, the slower its timespace will vibrate. This leads to slower time.

The slower a thing moves, the faster its timespace will vibrate. This leads to faster time.

Time dilation is therefore the red shift of timespace.

Time contraction is the blue shift

Relativity has a similar idea except that it sources the cause of time dilation to relative speeds

But to Descartes, the relative speeds are caused by the relational spins or frequencies!

This allows teleportation by spin change, something that is unthinkable in Relativity!

# But a satellite in orbit shows time moving faster instead of slow. Why is that?

This is because the second factor in time dilation is the density of spacetime particles.

A higher spacetime density leads to slower time as it reduces the ratio or density of timespace particles.
This is best seen in the Parker probe which is near the sun.

A lower spacetime density leads to faster time as it increases timespace density.

This is seen in GPS!

Instead of relative density, General Relativity uses the absurd concept of a curved spacetime

Where the curved space has more density as gravity, and the flat space has less!

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