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Answer 1

Dear Sir /Madam,

This Message Is to your science articles department manager.

The Message is as follows.

When I was thinking about exceeding the speed of light a different approach to knowing this universe came to my mind.

That is the universe is a layered network of functions like the functions defined in the OSI reference standard model. We are layers at the lowest level like 'Physical Layer' in the OSI model. To be specific, if we move at speed grater than light we reach the next stage in the hierarchy and we might loose our ability to see material objects because we have no time to get light reflection from objects because we are moving faster than light movement unless we change our speed of sight. The stage that we reach first is probably that you call Dark Matter.

Unlike OSI reference model the hierarchy can be different in layer number,and one layer can know or feel the existence of something or layer above or bellow it like we feel the existence of Dark Matter.

As we change layers due to our speed, we might be able to change our characteristics:- for example we might be able to see things in layers above and bellow us by adjusting our sight distance or speed or may be we can change into another form of being.

In addition, in the above layers there may exist, other beings, intelligent beings in different forms are likely to exist.That, is why we may change our characteristics when we enter new layer.....

Things in different regions (layers) can change forms or/and content.So, every thing can change due to our speed( acceleration).

So, don't you think so.? Please say something to me, even though I am not in the career of physics and I respect you.

Best Regard,

Asrat Mengesha

Technician,

Addis Ababa,

Ethiopia

Answer 2

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