Amos post
" ON THE night of 30 June 2005, the sky high above La Palma in Spain's Canary Islands crackled with streaks of blue light...
It was easy to pinpoint the source of the data blip - a 20-minute burst of hugely energetic gamma rays from a galaxy some 500 million light years away known as Markarian 501. Its occasional tempestuous outbursts had already made it familiar to gamma-ray telescopes worldwide."

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A 4 minute time distortion?

Truly remarkable!

These may be the first astronmers to quantify a focused gravity time wave. (I have made illustrations of these hypothetical waves)

If the inverse square law applies...the time distortion would be much greater the closer to the enormous cataclysmic explosion.

Imagine
"Surfing" the gravity time wave closer to its source, but not so close as to be incinerated by gamma rays, one might be able to go "somewhen" and not just somewhere.



Amos stop it; you're gonna make my brain explode.