Contents To exit contents, close tab or browser     Introduction 1     Brief context or background 2     The constant speed of light (c) on which spacetime theory is based 3     The constant absolute speed of light (ca) on which the qm view is based 3a     Spaceships experiment (to show consequences of high relative velocities) 4     Strange symmetry of observations 5     Observed slowing of clocks 6     Conflicting observations of observers(c) 7     More observations not explained by orthodox theory 8     Evidence of the quantum medium 9     Terms and Symbols 10     Spaceframes experiment (to show consequences of quantum medium) 11     The slowing and asynchronization of clocks on B 12     The foreshortening of spaceframe B 13     Physical change ratio rv due to absolute velocity va 14     Virtual slowing of clocks and "relativistic time dilation" 15     Virtual distance and "relativistic length contraction" 16     Virtual relative velocity 17     Virtual physical change ratio and gamma γ of relativity theory 18     Virtual constant speed of light, c 19     Premises, mass, virtual mass, inertia, gravity 20     Mass/energy in the universe 21     A body's variable mass/energy due to its changing internal energy 22     Photon energies in a spherical body with va=.6 ca 23     Why bodies have "mass" and "inertia" 24     Newton's second law of motion 25     Virtual mass decrease 26     Is it coincidence that qm view explains so much perplexing phenomena? 27     Gravitational force (internal energy-exchange imbalance) 28     Acceleration and inertial force (faux gravity) 29     Newton's Bucket in the quantum medium view 29a     The speed of light cag where rg<1 (and related experimental evidence) 30     Consequences of gradients of rg (and related experimental evidence) 31     Conclusion 32   To exit contents, close tab or browser