Theos-Talk Archives (February 2002 Message tt00720)

Hello Gerald,
Saturday, February 23, 2002, you wrote:
> Light does not need a medium in which to be transmitted. There is no
> aethyr, at least not in the physical sense. Everything that we human
> beings can possibly observe is all relative to the speed of light.

> Why are you still talking about aethyr?

There is a curious question raised about the "stuff" that fills space -
whether vacuum or aether. How does heat from the sun transmit from that body
to the Earth? It appears to thwart all laws we know. A vacuum is supposed to
be an insulator, aether or equivalent is in doubt. Of course that is if you
believe the sun to be incandescent, and not a cool radiant body as HPB
asserted.

There are other seeming obvious objections to the theory of an incandescent
sun. If any are upheld, why do we experience heat when in direct sunlight?
Perhaps as James Churchwarden hypothesised its because an unknown energy,
interacting with Terran energy fields produces the effect in complex ways
rather than it being a direct cause of sunshine....


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Best regards,
Alan
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