Never play "pull my finger" with this guy:
Burkhard Heim's quantum theory
Heim EQFT predicts that gravitational waves travel at 4/3 the speed of light, so any light event is yet to come.
What kind of “light event” could we see?
But with an unknown event source, it may be in a second or two, or maybe in a few thousand years.
Gravity waves travel the speed of light according to Einstein. Any light event should follow the same speed, or in the case of a supernova there is about a 2 hour delay. Nothing more.
Remember those two neutron stars that collided? They were over 100 million light years away yet we got the gravity signal only a few seconds before the light got here, so that theory does not match the evidence.
By the way the blip was near the giant red star Betelgeuse . Gamma ray bursts pop out in a line along the stars axis of rotation. The pole of Betelgeuse is only a few degree off from pointing at us. Betelgeuse has dimmed more than usual recently so something very interesting is happening there.
Maybe Betelgeuse really did go Supernova.
Beetleguise (sp?) going Nova perhaps? Interesting hypothesis.
