Are the Dominoes Falling for Standard Cosmology?

[monty]

I asked to explain the source of neutrinos if the sun is not nuclear.

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well it occurred to me that I may have the beginning of an answer. Walter Russell,(possibly the main father of the EU theory) contends that Light, replicates, photons do not motion. Light does not travel. He has a chapter explaining this.

SECRET OF LIGHT
Chapter XII. Light cannot be seen, it can only be known. Light is still.

Light Does Not Travel

The speed with which light presumably travels is 186,400 miles per second. The distance between stars is so great that the speed of light is computed as light years, for the distance computed by lesser units of time would yield figures so great that they would be meaningless.

Light only seems to travel. It is but one more of the countless illusions caused by wave motion. Waves of the ocean seem to traverse the ocean but they only appear to do so, for waves are pistons in the universal engines, and pistons operate up and down. Wave pistons of light, or of the ocean, operate radially and spirally inward and outward, toward and away from gravity.

Waves of light do not travel. They reproduce each other from wave field to wave field of space. The planes of zero curvature, which bound all wave fields, act as mirrors to reflect light from one field into another. This sets up an appearance of light as traveling, which is pure illusion...
https://lightspeedzero.wordpress.com...alter-russell/


And I believe he is correct. And that could explain why our atheistic academia would hate this to be known. Light has extremely mysterious properties that eventually end academia itself.

Where are the neurinos? they replicate and vanish simultaneously...


light cannot be seen but be known.EnLightenment

here is a man who has some knowlege of neutrinos. I only have a high school education, no physics, 2 years of algebra, basic chemistry, introduction to organic chemistry some biology and botany, not qualified to argue in this debate

http://hitoshi.berkeley.edu/neutrino/PhysicsWorld.pdf



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