We Should Test Spacetime, Not Worship It: Why Physics Needs More “Open-Minded Relatively”
Relativity is one of science’s greatest achievements, but spacetime should remain a testable model, not an untouchable idol.
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Why We Are Called Arcsecs.com
ArcSecs.com is named for the arcsecond, one of astronomy’s most precise angular units. This article explains why arcseconds, parallax, and parsecs represent a deeper philosophy: measure first, test assumptions, and…
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Negative Light Speed Interaction Framework: A Relational Model for Intergalactic Superluminal Transit
What if “negative light speed” does not mean time reversal, but the phase-conjugate or gravitationally captured state of light after extreme intergalactic propagation? ArcSecs examines a speculative framework connecting massive…
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Do Photons Have Mass? Rethinking Gravity, Light, and Atomic Time
What if light bends because gravity acts directly on photons? What if atomic clocks change because gravity affects atoms, not because time itself slows? ArcSecs examines a direct physical alternative…
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Slow-Light Dark Matter Theory: Could Hidden Light Be the Missing Gravity?
What if dark matter is not a new invisible particle, but ordinary light that has fallen out of visibility? Slow-Light Dark Matter Theory proposes that redshifted, delayed, horizon-locked, or phase-hidden…
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Spacetime Is Not a Thing: A Case for Infinite Space, Universal Time, and Tired Light
What if spacetime was never a physical thing, but only a useful mathematical shortcut? This ArcSecs article explores infinite space, universal time, gravity acting on light, and tired light as…
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