Theos-Talk Archives (February 2006 Message tt00551)

In a message dated 2/22/06 5:20:01 AM, kay_ziatz@yahoo.com writes:



> Now it is well known from the experience of space filghts (and
> theoretical physics teaches so, too) that "chemical action of
> terrestrial light" cannot distort spectrum and move the spectral
> lines, and the spectrum of the stars observed afar of the Earth is
> essentially the same as here, with that only exception that some
> frequences simply can't pass tgrough the atmosphere. They can be
> blocked by never can be changed. There was some proposition made that
> matter in other stars may be not the same as ours, and it only seems
> so due this distortion effect, but now we know that there is no such
> distortion and all matter is essentially the same.
> 
> 
How do we know that?   What if science's basic premise that all physical 
phenomena stems from metric matter, is wrong?� What if string theory (and 
theosophy) is right and there are hidden dimensions of energy-matter or different 
aspects of primal substance existing in multiple dimensions of primal space, and 
that our physical "space-time" is simply one aspect of that primal space that 
can be sensed or measured only with instruments which are part of this physical 
space?

Lenny


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