Tuesday 25 November 2008

Rainbows, Spacetime and Relativity

At the end of the rainbow
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In Quantum Atom Theory the atom and groups of atoms create their own spacetime. This is very difficult to visualize but a good analogy is an observer looking at a rainbow. The rainbow will only be relative to the observer (everyone sees their own rainbow). A moving observer will see the rainbow move with them relative to other objects. This is because the observer and the rainbow are in the same spacetime.
In Q.A.T. time is only relative to the atom or group of atoms themselves (in this case the observer).

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This is a link to my rhymes they have now moved to my other blog.
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18 comments:

Devika Jyothi said...

Hi Nick!

Great to read this...the analogy explains it so well...

Great Nick!

wishes,
devika

Unknown said...

This does make sense, cause each time I do see a rainbow it seems to go with me.

Very interesting thought here.

RiverSoul said...

Beautiful artwork.
:)
Will visit ur rhymes soon.
:)
Xms just a week away.
:(

Wanda said...

She is the pot of Gold....

Lovely.

Cynthia said...

What a lovely painting the expression and the look on the
woman's face. Excellent!

sandy said...

Wow...!!!

J. Andrew Lockhart said...

I'll go look :)

Anonymous said...

Hi Nick. How goes it? I have been enjoying reading up on your developing spacetime theories.

Femin Susan said...

Hi,
Nice painting... Your blog is really interesting... Good Luck...Welcome to my blog...

SandyCarlson said...

You are a great teacher, Nick. And that is a wonderful painting.

Kai said...

i like rainbow

Sam!! said...

Wonderful post Nick.. thanks:))

Take care

get zapped said...

Very interesting theory. It's true we all see our own rainbow and generally, we all look through our own lens of life. Love the pic, too!

muthu said...

lovely art and your poems are also good.....

Crimson Shimmer said...

and thats just the rainbow
then theres still the frequencies of its majestic colour :P

lovely post` :)

Art and Poetry said...

Thanks for all your comments!

Helan there is something wrong with your link, therefor I cannot visit your blog.

This painting does not compliment the writing and is only relative to me, I should have used a diagram.

elephantom said...

Hi, Nick.
I think your theory is poetic! Like your pictures very much. Thank you very much for commenting on my blog!

Lynda Lehmann said...

Have you read ART & PHYSICS, by Leonard Shlain? He talks a lot about relativity and how at the speed of light, there IS no color!