Introspection on the Behavior of Light Energy Rays

This article explores the particle motion of light, emphasizing that light is composed of high-velocity, energetic particles rather than waves. It posits that mass is integral to energy manifestation and that light's behavior contradicts traditional wave theory, as particles travel in straight lines without medium dependency. Through analysis of phenomena such as solar refraction and particle reflection, the study disputes Einstein's General Relativity theory of spacetime curvature, proposing that refraction, not gravity-induced curvature, explains light bending near massive objects. It also challenges the notion of a constant universal light speed and suggests time is planet-specific, varying with planetary rotation rather than gravitational forces.