Cartesian Relationality: Special and General Relativity

Special Relativity as the Changing of Spacetime Slicecs

A key component of Einstein’s Relativity is time dilation and length contraction.

We define:

• space as the gap within perception
• distance as the gap between 2 identities
• timespan as the gap between 2 perceptions
• time as the gap between perceptions in general
• time dilation as the increase of timespan within time
• length contraction as the decrease of distance within space

We take the variables L, v, and c.

L-UFO is the length or space occupied by a very fast moving body per unit of time.

L-you is its occupied space from your non-moving perspective.

v is its velocity.

c is the maximum speed within physical spacetime.

The square root of this ratio is then applied to the occupied space that you see.

The faster it is, the less its occupied space because the more it assumes the nature of the upper elements as light, spacetime, or the aether.

This means that there are many things moving faster than light that are not material nor electromagnetic.

We put these into our relation.

We put the length from its material perspective. Then add its velocity ratio squared.

Then impose that spacetime onto the object to get the contracted length.

Special Relativity as the Changing of Spacetime Slicecs

Physics judges things based on their speed and movement. However, Superhysics judgest things based on their Element or Layer.

The sequential speed of light is the maximum speed achievable by the Radiant Layer.

The maximum speed of the Convertible Layer is a bit slower and that of the Material Layer is the slowest.

For example, the max speed of light is 300,000,000 m/s. But the max speed of a proton in an actual collider is only 31,400,000 m/s.

So length contraction and time dilation are not effects of speed, but of the Element of the identity.