Kristos law: time has mass and light never overtake time

Author: Prince Akachukwu Ebube Kalu, Lagos, Nigeria. Date: 25 September 2026. ABSTRACT: Time is a heavy road, light is a fast car. This paper proposes Kristo's Law: time is a mass-bearing medium with finite speed 3x10^8 m/s. Light speed is v_light = v_time / (1 + k*m), where k = 1.16x10^-34 per kg. As mass increases, time slows, and when mass becomes infinite, time stops and light is trapped. ORIGINAL FORMULA: t = s^2 * m^3 * (3x10^8) / 24 TESTABLE FORMULA: t = t0 / (1 + (1.16x10^-34)*m) THREE LAWS:1. Light is faster than time by 0.21 m/s on Earth, but when mass becomes infinite, time stops and light is trapped.2. Time is not nothing. Time is a heavy road; light is a fast car driving on that road. More mass makes the road heavier and slower.3. Light never overtakes time because time is the road — if the road stops, light will stop. This is a hypothesis for experimental verification.