Can Heaven Be a Realm with Molecular Structures Beyond Light Speed?

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The discussion centers on a user's inquiry about the possibility of heaven being a reality where matter vibrates at a rate faster than light, rendering it invisible to our reality. The user clarifies that their intention is not to provoke a debate between religion and science but to explore questions about both. However, the response from another forum member emphasizes that such speculative ideas are not welcome, citing forum rules against overly speculative posts. The user acknowledges this feedback and expresses a desire to engage in discussions about physics without making speculative claims. Ultimately, the thread is locked due to the speculative nature of the initial question.
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Hello Everyone,
I am new, not a scientist and probably the least intelligent person on this site, especially with regards to physics. None the less, here I go?

My question is simple. Is it possible that the realm that people call heaven, is simply a reality in which the molecular structure of all matter in this realm is set and vibrates a rate faster than the speed of light, thus, at least by therory, it is invisible to our reality?

This is NOT an attempt to spark a debate about religion vs science. I just have a lot of questions about both, and so far from what I see, they really aren't to far apart.
 
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athinkingnupe said:
Hello Everyone,
I am new, not a scientist and probably the least intelligent person on this site, especially with regards to physics. None the less, here I go?

My question is simple. Is it possible that the realm that people call heaven, is simply a reality in which the molecular structure of all matter in this realm is set and vibrates a rate faster than the speed of light, thus, at least by therory, it is invisible to our reality?

This is NOT an attempt to spark a debate about religion vs science. I just have a lot of questions about both, and so far from what I see, they really aren't to far apart.

I do not wish to be rude but I cannot help but say that your "possibility" is nonsense. You'd do well to read the forum rules about overly speculative posts. The moderators here have a low tolerance for such BS.
 
I do apologize, and have taken your advice. I agree, according to the speculative rule, the question is out of bounds. As I stated, i am a want to be physics geek that watches science channels and therorizes. I, in no way, wanted to dimish the conversation of this site. I just have a lot of questions that i would just like to discuss with someone that understands this stuff. I will refrain from posting anything else.

Thanks Phinds
 
Please feel free to ask questions. You cannot however make a speculation as a starting point for a discussion.

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