SUPERTELLIC UNIVERSE PART ONE

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Is faster then light speed accelerations possible? Yes - says this author. Rod Kawecki whom this century has written the first book this century on superluminal space. A science no other physicist could do - not even Albert Einstein.

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  • Yes...clocks run faster in space because gravity is not there to effect it or slow it down like on earth. On earth gravity slows things down from maximum velocity. Meaning the difference between space and earths atmosphere is what calculates FTL...

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  • THE REASON eINSTEIN SAYS YOU CAN'T..IS BASED ON LIGHT..IN MY THORIES..i USE PERIMETER FIELD EQUATIONS WHICH POSTDATE THE AREA OF OR SPACE ITSELF.

  • skykdoom..if a clock runs faster some place else...its running faster. My book shows field perimeters to etablish velocity..Einstein used light. These perimeters are my discovery..4 my book.

  • nO..CLOCKS RUN FASTER BECAUSE THERE NOT AFFECTED OR SLOWED BY THE EARTHS MAGNETISM. sO IN SPACE WHERE GRAVITY LACKS EXISTENCE...THE CLOCK IS NOT AFFECTED. MAKE SENSE? tHAT ALSO SHOWS THE KLACK OF TENSION TO MOVING OBJECTS IN SSPCAE..THEY TOO ARE NOT AFFECTED..SO THE UNIVERSAL SPEED LIMIT IS EXEMPT...sEE?

  • When gravity and the strong force separated from electromagnetism and the weak force the universe underwent an expansion called inflation faster than (C).

    It is possible to travel faster then light, it is not only possible but there might be many ways to go about it.

  • i'm kind of confused. at about 1:30 you talk about clocks moving faster in outer space because of the lack of a gravitational field, but does that mean that things like people will age faster as they go into outer space because of the gravitational field? wouldn't that mean that the clock is just moving slower?

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