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150,000 km/s but not 300,000 km/s
No matter in this universe can move faster than light.
It means that any molecules, atoms, and elementary particles cannot move faster than light. And, the speed of light is always the same if observed in no matter what places or manners.
If you observe light alone flying, it has the speed of about 300,000 km per second. (It means light travels from the earth to the moon or vice versa almost in one second.)
If you, being on the ground, observe light being emitted from a hydrogen atom flying at half the speed of light or at 150,000 km/s, the light still flies at about 300,000 km/s. It is not 450,000 km/s (300,000 + 150,000).
In this case, if you are flying with the hydrogen atom, you can observe that light is emitted from the hydrogen at 300,000 km/s.
This is called the principle of the constancy of the speed of light.
However, interpretation of this phenomenon has been wrong. The speed of light is not 300,000 km/s for the observer on the ground. It is 150,000 km/s. But as the hydrogen atom flies at 150,000 km/s, it appears to be 300,000 km/s for the observer.
The light being emitted from the hydrogen atom flying at 150,000 km/s is flying at 150,000 km against the hydrogen atom. So, simple adding makes the light observed from the ground look flying at 300,000 km/s. However, on this hydrogen atom, time flows at a pace half the one on the ground. As the pace of time becomes half, the light flies at 150,000 km per 0.5 seconds for the hydrogen atom (while it is 150,000 km per second when observed from the ground). It translates into 300,000 km/s for the flying atom. Accordingly, for the flying atom, the speed of time emitted by it is always 300,000 km/s.
But, again, for the observer on the ground, the light has been emitted at 150,000 km/s from the flying atom (though it looks 300,000 km/s for the flying atom).
So, for the observer on the ground, the faster the atom flies, the slower light is emitted and flies from the atom.
Now we can see that the key is the fact that time delays in the flying atom. The faster an atom flies, the slower time proceeds.
But what is time? With what can time be measured or generated. It is measured or generated by oscillation of an atom. When an atom oscillates for a certain amount, we assume that one second has passed. But, a fast flying atom oscillates slower than another atom on the ground being still (to any degree). Accordingly time flows slower on the flying atom than on the atom on the ground.
But why does an atom oscillates slower while it is fast flying? It is because, in my theory, such an atom encounters resistance from space.
The faster an atom flies in the empty space without any gas or without collision with any other atoms, the more it encounters resistance generated at the interface with space. Hence, the atom oscillates slower.
But light never has such resistance from space. As if skating on the smooth surface without friction, light traverses space. But, an atom with any mass cannot skate like that.
If any object moves faster on the surface with friction force, the faster it moves, the more it has resistance. A similar phenomenon is happening for the hydrogen atom flying fast in the space. The friction with space makes the atom oscillates slower (for this reason, the atom looks heavier). So, time delays.
This feature of space has not been studied. It might be simple interaction with Higgs particles.
But, any material in this space is closely linked with space itself. Even minute mass of a hydrogen atom distorts space like the sun or the black hole does. This distortion must become larger when the atom moves faster in space.
It is a difference in approach.
First, admit that it is delay of time on a moving object that allows for the principle of the constancy of the speed of light. Then, admit that time is essentially measured or generated by oscillation of an atom or by very fine movement of elementary particles composing an atom. Thirdly, admit that oscillation of an atom or very fine movement of elementary particles composing an atom encounters larger resistance from space when the atom moves faster in space.
And, all we have to do is find the nature of this resistance with some mathematical formulation or by other means.
Anyway, for you on the ground, the light is emitted at 150,000 km/s from the hydrogen atom flying at the speed of 150,000 km/s, but not 300,000 km/s.
Finally, now we know that the principle of the constancy of the speed of light is not absolutely correct, since for us light is emitted at 150,000 km/h from the flying atom.
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