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  Speed of light as the lowest limit of velocity alt.fan.jai-maharaj@googlegroups.com (Dr. Jai Maharaj) - 2015-06-27 02:16 +0000

#502870 — Speed of light as the lowest limit of velocity

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"Forty years ago physicists were convinced that they had
discovered the smallest particle in the atom. Today they
know that there is a subatomic world which is tinier than
the atomic nucleus and contains much more energy than
anything that we can so far conceive of as 'nascent
energy.'

"The concept of time breaks down in this miraculous world.
Physicists no longer know where or how they should
classify the electron, that building stone and atomic
envelope. With mathematically proven particles which
travel faster than light -- say, the tachyons, tradyons
and luxyons calculated by Gerald Feinberg -- all concepts
of time collapse definitely. They behave in exactly the
opposite way to our 'normal' elementary particles.

"Instead of exhibiting infinite mass and with infinite
energy when they reach the speed of light -- as Einstein
reckoned they would -- these particles lose mass and
energy the faster they travel. What is really
inconceivable is that the speed of light is the lowest
limit of their velocity -- above it they can reach a
trillion fold the speed of light."

- Erich Von Daniken, Miracle of the Gods, Dell Pubs.,
Inc., 1975, p. 163.

Jai Maharaj, Jyotishi
Om Shanti

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