Principle VIII – the velocity of light (C) is not a constant across World Scales:

The velocity of light (C) is not a constant; it is different from WORLD SCALE to WORLD SCALE.

By applying the theory that Time runs faster ( TIME ACCELERATION > 0 ) when moving in, Zoom In, to smaller WORLD SCALES; or that Time runs slower ( TIME ACCELERATION < 0 ) when moving out, Zoom Out, to larger WORLD SCALES: the velocity of the light created in a much larger WORLD SCALE time referential will be much different from the speed of that light when measured in a smaller WORLD SCALE time referential.

In fact the Light of the Star Sun is considered, in our human kind WORLD SCALE, as traveling at around 300 000 Km/s (~ 299 792 458 m/s) but that same Light Speed will be much faster if measured in a much larger World Scale time referential, like the Star Sun for example, and it will be much slower if measured in smaller World Scales, like the ones of the insects, for example, where time runs much faster because they only have a few Hearth days of life time.

In our Human World Scale we measure the macrocosmic distances using the unit: Light Years, but the Zoom In and the Zoom Out Time Acceleration Principle proves that, relatively, the Light will travel much faster in larger World Scales and slower in smaller world Scales. So, this take us to a curious conclusion that our calculations of the cosmic distances may not be correct, just because we are considering that the speed of light created by a source in a much larger WORLD SCALE is also 300 000 Km/s, exactly the same velocity determined by us in our very small human kind WORLD SCALE.