GENIUS FORUMS

I believe this increase in substantival space can be attributed to a geometric fitting of the universe whose number of spatial dimensions is being reduced. In the Big Bang, our singularity contains all of its matter in a three-dimensional sphere, but the universe expresses larger than the Planck length spatial distances with only two dimensions. If the sphere has a diameter of one meter, and this universe has a Planck length of one millimeter, then a two-dimensional universe of Planck thickness would need to fit about 930 cubic mm of matter into a Planck disc about 34.5 meters in diameter. So an observer looking downwards would see significant radial expansion of space because the disc is over thirty times as large as the sphere. Space inflates because of matter moving apart and dimension reduction. The universe creates only as much space as its matter needs at the time, and then expands as its matter requires more space.

The outward distribution of event images in layers parallel to inner expansion means 0 diameter with respect to the distributed attribute over the domain, and as such the interior points in the domain remain undifferentiated while metrical differentiation occurs within domains that outwardly distribute. The spacetime metric is the history in which the sum of all domains has 0 diameter with respect to attributes of distribution, but an apparent nonzero diameter with respect to events in the metric. Every event reflects the original event consisting of a condensation of Higgs force distributing elementary particles and their quantum properties (relative mass and velocity) throughout the universe. Instead of propagation at superluminal velocities between particle spin-correlation (quarks, fermions, gluons), spin conservation is distributed over the domains that expand internally at 0 diameter.

In regards to superposition, time becomes a process of wave-particle duality recursive of space-time expansion and collapse. The cosmically expanding universe (projected in the internal plane) evolution is like ripples in a pond, where all layers start from other layers going all the way back the birth of the universe. This concept is based on instantaneous rate of change, where an instant is of 0 extent, while change is not. Through non-standard analysis where infinitesimal elements of the hyperreal numbers of non-standard analysis have nonzero internality. Because they are defined as being indistinguishable from 0 in the real numbers R^n, it is of nonzero internality in H^n, taking the derivative (∆y/∆x = 2x + ∆x). Division takes in place in H, while zeroing-out of x takes place in R. L and H are inside and outside the limit, thus wave-particle duality.

Matter is space in motion relative to itself and the expansion rate is constant as expressed in terms of dimensions. In regards to space and time, any rescaling of objects are accompanied by the rescaling of time itself for preservation of physical laws. Time as measured in absolute units of spacetime is inversely proportional to the absolute density of the system.

daveyboyz wrote:On a recent Stephen Hawkin lecture he stated that the universe is speeding up in its expansion. He didnt give many details or reasons for this. I thought about it and may be well out but I know that gravity alters the flow of time, as the universe expands and becomes less dense what effect would that have on things? Is the universe expanding faster or is the flow of time the factor that is changing? If this is a minor consideration any clues as to what is making it expand faster?

Gravity lessens, time goes faster.

All metaphor.

There is less time to experience.

I just wanted to mention that if space was expanding instead of the galaxies actually moving apart of their own energy it could still happen in a flat infinite space time.
Coz there's different sizes of infinity so they could be expanding into each other.

The Universe is built from particle pulses. Each pulse pushes things further apart like expanding balloons. After each pulse there is a deflate, but the space between the balloon now deflated has to be filled, because the space is a hole. The hole is like a leak in a tyre blowing into our universe. What we see leaking in is photons. we call the leak the Sun. When the sun dies, we see the hole.

Something like that, but it needs more work.

A bert wit

Steven Coyle wrote:A bert wit

Lol.. can you imagine if Einstein lived today, what he would have to put up with? Mental forums.

I think we should nuke the universe out of oblivion. Forget the big crunch!

We are dealing with dark forces here, since the universe wants to be tamed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwznTH5cg8A&translated=1