Intergalactic flashlight morse

Granted and no you are not rude.
I will be fixing the "acceleration" fiasco below.
I know. I know. I stated that acceleration brouhaha trying to explain ten things with one word -not something most people do is it?
There were three stages that I had in my head that were supposed to be in that post that didn't even get posted -no matter now since condensed.
Also censure is pointless since I didn't intend to "make up" things.
I however do like to take the standard thought processes apart in my mind till it is a soup and then turn them inside out and inversed of reality to see what I can make work.

Also if you know of a more open-minded to all possibilities forum for such thought that is credible, reliable and willing to listen and ask questions instead of hostile attack.
Give me direction and I will post there -eitherway since all the hostility I think I will make sure instead of ever giving my opinion which everyone hates I will just write: "Different thoughts".

I am perfectly fine with hostility to my beliefs.

Since there are those here who will hate whatever I write that does not correspond to their viewpoint I will go ahead and take the time now to say thank you for your courtesy and respect.

Yes.
It has a constant velocity and NO acceleration.
I goofed up the explanation badly.
Trying to talk about how light interacts with matter and said that light slowed downed as it entered matter and sped up as exiting matter then to keep accelerating without limit to the true unknown limit.
What I was trying to get across is that light INSIDE a galaxy slows down and bends/distorts {refracts} (that what you mean by deflect?) when interacting with matter and dark matter.
Two objects which by their very nature are affected by gravity -even the empty spaces inside galaxies even have ionic particles that will interact with light photonic energy.
This is not an issue outside of a galaxy however where there are not any of these hindrances and light can go at the maximum speed afforded to it by the beginning universe.
I thought blackholes have the greatest gravity well I thought a black hole eventually captures light and eventually it gets consumed then jettisoned in gamma-ray bursts?
Ironically this could explain the galaxies that seem to be moving away faster than the speed of light observed from the Milky-Way.


What exactly in my post history makes you see that I have deep-seated contempt for science?
Science to me is the study of something through observation.
Many of the scientific "theories" are in reality just hypotheses NOT true theories.
A true theory must be observed, experimented and confirmed over and over from start to finish.
Not easy if most theories take millennia to complete.
What it is that I really don't like are the scientists who claims they have solved theories only to years later go back and have to revise it or say it is a failure.
Or the ones who try to dumb science down for the laymen and go to far.

As to my view on light and as to why it is not a facsimile see previous post.
As to my understanding of the universe. No. It is not critically flawed - I was taught the same teachings in school as most the rest of you. However unlike most people who will accept things outright; -I will never just accept whatever I am told verbatim - I must question it, analyze it, dissect it -no matter what it is.

Some people -myself in particular just need viewpoints to be more... universal and to be seen from all points of view at the same time.
In this case being able to view light from the Milky-Way and the Andromeda galaxy simultaneously as well as the void-space between.
All needs to be viewed separately and at the same time as part of the whole.


As to plate tectonics.
I only ask that if that is to short a time span for plate moving then would you please explain the ridge lines that look like they were grooved by the plates.
It just seems to me that any plate of material that could gouge groves that deep would not take that long or trough created would fill in and not leave such a scar behind?