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Questions on the Conventionality Thesis and the One-Way Speed of Light
The conventionality thesis and the asynchronous convention for the one-way speed of light (ASC) is presented as a biblical creationist explanation for the cosmos reaching Earth within 6,000 years, with implications for bias and counterintuitive thinking.
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The Conventionality Thesis on the Synchronisation of Clocks Separated by Distance
Max Jammer’s “Concepts of Simultaneity” explores the evolution of the idea of simultaneity from ancient philosophers to modern physicists, emphasizing Special Relativity theory. The book discusses the conventionality thesis of light’s one-way speed, asserting that it cannot be empirically measured and influences interpretations of the universe’s age, particularly in the context of biblical creation.
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Israel’s Lunar Lander Crashed on the Moon
The Israeli moon lander “Beresheet”, funded privately by SpaceIL and donors at a cost of $100m, crashed due to engine failure, making Israel the fifth nation to send a robot to the moon’s surface.
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My Current Thinking on Distant Starlight
The author explores solutions to the distant-starlight problem, favoring Jason Lisle’s ASC model over his own. He recommends Lisle’s book for a solution consistent with biblical history.
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The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) Has Resolved the Event Horizon of a Supermassive Black Hole
Scientists used the Event Horizon Telescope to capture the first image of the black hole in galaxy M87, over 55 million light-years away, confirming Einstein’s General Relativity.
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How Does a Biblical Creationist Explain the Fact That We See the Sun?
Despite the distance of about 150 million km, light from the sun would take approximately 8.3 minutes to reach Earth. However there are questions about the age of the sun and how light reached Earth so quickly.
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The Effects of the Curse Visible in the Cosmos Present Another Biblical Creationist Starlight Travel-Time Problem
The article discusses the challenge posed by the Bible’s universal Curse on light travel-time in the context of biblical creationist cosmologies, examining the implications for different models and their compatibility with observed astronomical phenomena.
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Einstein’s Physics Says There is No Biblical Creationist Starlight Travel-Time Problem
The book “The Physics of Einstein” by Jason Lisle explores Einstein’s physics in a unique biblical creationist perspective. Lisle addresses topics like relativity, time dilation, and the one-way speed of light, reconciling a 6000-year biblical history with distant starlight.
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Can We See Into the Past?
The Hubble Deep Field reveals galaxies billions of light-years away, prompting the question of whether we see into the past when observing the cosmos. This article challenges that assumption.
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Jason Lisle’s New Book “The Physics of Einstein”
Jason Lisle’s “The Physics of Einstein” explores fascinating concepts like light travel from distant galaxies, time-travel, black holes, and near-light speed effects. The book is a must-read for science enthusiasts.
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New Cosmologies Converge on the ASC model
The review summarizes two cosmology papers presented at the 2018 International Conference on Creationism, discussing concepts like Anisotropic Synchrony Convention and the reality of time.
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My Interview for I AM Series
In January 2018 I was interviewed in relation to my own personal salvation experience. The interview was used in a documentary series called “I AM”, produced by Adventist Media.
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Does Isaiah 65:17-25 Refer to an Earthly Millennium Rule of Christ on Earth?
The passage in Isaiah 65:17-25 is often interpreted as referring to a future Millennium period on Earth when Christ rules. However, the correct interpretation is that it symbolizes the Church age, beginning with Christ’s work on the Cross and ending with the Final Judgment.
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Update on the ASC model and the One-Way Speed of Light
In 2001, Jason Lisle introduced the Anisotropic Synchrony Convention (ASC) to address starlight travel time, emphasizing the conventionality thesis of distant simultaneity. His work has been supported by Tenev et al and Dennis.
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Sapphire Clock Wins the Eureka Prize!
The Sapphire Clock Team at Adelaide University, including Cryoclock Pty Ltd, won the 2018 DST Eureka Prize for Outstanding Science in Safeguarding Australia. The sapphire clock offers precise timekeeping and potential defense applications.
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Confirmed: Physical Association Between Parent Galaxies and Quasar Families
A study using SDSS and 2MRS data found physical associations between quasars and lower redshift galaxies, by virtue of Karlsson periodicity in quantised quasar redshifts, which challenges big bang cosmology.
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Martin Lloyd-Jones on the Book of Revelation
I recount abandoning the common belief in the pre-millennial return of Christ, favoring a historical interpretation. I recommend studying Dr. Martin Lloyd-Jones’ lectures, promoting the Historical: Spiritual interpretation.
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More on My Battle to Eradicate Helicobacter Pylori
The author continues to battle health issues, including recurring H. pylori infection and subsequent treatments. Despite the challenges, he remains hopeful and draws inspiration from spiritual teachings.
