Variable Constants

The existence of arbitrary constants like the gravitational constant G is a strong indication that a theory is nothing more than an empirical observation, and when such constants turn out to be extremely difficult to pin down exactly, the suspicion grows that something more fundamental is going on.

Not only is the gravitational constant G, not constant, the speed of light in vacuum is not constant either. Any theory relying on C, the supposedly constant speed of light is therefore flawed.

It is evident that something much more fundamental is going on than conventional science is telling us.

Aether of zero-point particles surrounding an electron