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Quote from: puppypower on 22/01/2020 17:16:17Matter is like the celling, while energy is like the floor in terms of their relative spectrum of potential. If we plotted energy and then matter as a function of E=MC2, matter only appears high up the y-axis.Energy and matter are not things to be compared and contrasted with each other. Matter has energy. Light has energy. Photons and electrons have energy. It is incorrect to say that light or photons are energy. Photons have energy as a property. Unlike matter or light, energy is not some independent physical entity. There is no such thing as "pure" energy. Trying to put matter and energy on a single axis is therefore nonsensical. The reason that photons have to be of such high (gamma ray) energies to form particles like electron-positron pairs is because electrons and positrons have a minimum mass-energy. Photons do not, and can have a mass-energy that is arbitrarily low.
Matter is like the celling, while energy is like the floor in terms of their relative spectrum of potential. If we plotted energy and then matter as a function of E=MC2, matter only appears high up the y-axis.
I had to think outside the box of convention.
This is reasonable so far
They defined the lost energy as entropy.
Entropy, according to the second law has to increase.
At infinite entropy,
If the infinite entropy can be lowered, somehow to a finite level,
We can move between ice and water and cause the entropy to decrease or increase,
If we assumed the ground state was discontinuous in terms of space-time that would
If you do this, matter is always much higher up the Y-axis, at the ceiling of the graph
moving in space without the constraint of time
Quote from: puppypower on 23/01/2020 19:07:53If you do this, matter is always much higher up the Y-axis, at the ceiling of the graph That depends on how you make the graph. If you plot from no energy (0 eV) to the Planck energy (1.22 x 1028 eV), then every particle in the Universe that has been observed so far will be extraordinarily close to the bottom of the graph. The most energetic particle detected so far was a cosmic ray particle with an energy of 3.2 x 1020 eV: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oh-My-God_particle This is less than even one-millionth of the Planck energy.Quote from: puppypower on 23/01/2020 19:07:53moving in space without the constraint of timeThis would only work if you could travel at infinite speed.
Galactic cosmic rays are atom fragments such as protons (positively charged particles), electrons (negatively charged particles) and atomic nuclei. ... Roughly 90 percent of cosmic ray nuclei are hydrogen (protons) and 9 percent are helium (alpha particles).May 11, 2018
The main point is matter, on a relative scale of potential, is the ceiling of the universe.
As far as we can tell, the Universe as a whole doesn't have a center. Alternatively, you could argue that every point in space everywhere is the "center". The Big Bang was not an explosion, contrary to popular belief. It was a rapid expansion of space itself, with matter and energy simply carried along for the ride. All points in space were at the same place in the beginning: the singularity.
Quote from: puppypower on 25/01/2020 12:13:29The main point is matter, on a relative scale of potential, is the ceiling of the universe.Matter does not occupy a single point on the graph, so this statement is nonsense. Do you realize just how big the difference in energy is between the electron's rest mass and that high-energy cosmic ray proton?
Quote from: Kryptid on 25/01/2020 19:03:12Quote from: puppypower on 25/01/2020 12:13:29The main point is matter, on a relative scale of potential, is the ceiling of the universe.Matter does not occupy a single point on the graph, so this statement is nonsense. Do you realize just how big the difference in energy is between the electron's rest mass and that high-energy cosmic ray proton?I was talking about the preponderance of the physical data of the universe, with electrons and protons; hydrogen proton, the majority of matter and mass. The black body radiation of space is the preponderance of photon data. There are exceptions on both ends of the scale. A high energy cosmic ray proton is just an extreme proton. It is not a new state of matter other than in terms of cataloging. The main point was matter is at higher potential than energy. If the speed of light is the ground state we would expect to see both matter and energy showing signs of moving down the y-axis toward the universe ground state. 1. Matter lowers potential via the forces of nature and gives off energy at C. This is matter lowering potential, piecemeal, by giving off lower potential energy at C. The C reference of the energy output brings matter closer to the ground state. 2. Universal energy also appears to be lowering potential, as evident in the universal red shift. Hydrogen emissions, for example, are heading in the direction of the ground state; lower and lower energy value for photons. 3. Gravity causes mass to clump, which according to General Relativity causes space-time to curve, The accumulative mass reference due to gravity and GR moves toward the C reference, This is approximated by the black hole. One last observation is the theory predicts the existence of a quantum universe. We currently know that the universe is quantized but existing theory cannot explain why. That is a huge soft spot in existing theory since that has an impact of other things. In terms of this model, the quantum affects are connected to time potential. If the universe was governed by a continuos model, where the hydrogen atom, for example, had infinite energy levels, instead of a small set of quantized energy levels, the progression of the universe would take longer. For A to go to B, having infinite options, would take longer than A to B with limited options. A quantum universe saves time, getting to the ground state. This is an application go the example of rolling a six sided dice. If we have the time for infinite rolls of the dice, all sides will come up the same ratio; equal odds. If I limit the dice rolling to only one second, there is only time for one roll of the dice. In this case, only one side will come up with a probability of 1.0. Quantum loads the dice of the universe in time (potential). The universe was not designed to be permanent, which is why it loses potential at all ends at the same time. Quote from: Dave Lev on 27/01/2020 05:19:18As far as we can tell, the Universe as a whole doesn't have a center. Alternatively, you could argue that every point in space everywhere is the "center". The Big Bang was not an explosion, contrary to popular belief. It was a rapid expansion of space itself, with matter and energy simply carried along for the ride. All points in space were at the same place in the beginning: the singularity.The data we collect from space does appear to suggest this model. However, there is a practical problem with this connected to the conservation of energy. A Relative reference approach does not allow everyone, in all relative references, to do the exact same energy balance for the universe. As a simple example, say a train was in motion, due to the burning of diesel fuel, and a second person was at the station sitting on a bench on a diet. We know the train has the energy. If the man on the bench is deaf and he did no know the train had burned diesel, but pretends he using this eyes and assumers he the moving frame and the train is stationary, the math comes out the same for relative velocity and motion, but his energy balance will be all wrong. Relative reference gives us no way to do an universal energy balance. However, it does allow us to use the old tradition that the earth is the center of the universe, since the model says all point are a center. That allows the earth-centric approach that is psychologically pleasing. If we could do an energy balance, then we could calculate a center of energy and a center of mass. However, since existing theory cannot start before the BB, it has an origin (0,0,0,0) problem and we do not know how model this gap. I'm trying to fill in that gap.
If a new theory can deal with these things and standard cannot, which is better?
The fact is, the united states government HIDES things from its people, also COVERS stuff up to HIDE the truth.
I see some great stuff here guys. keep it up. However for those of you with degree's. (obviously you have them because your replies are governed by strict guidelines from a textbook)The books and even the instructors you learned from at school where ever you learned it, are all approved by the United states Gov board of education (or where ever you got them from)The fact is, the united states government HIDES things from its people, also COVERS stuff up to HIDE the truth. If you believe that wholeheartedly and are insistent that the whole universe is what they say it is in a textbook. Or from a instructor that learned it from a textbook. And argue it to the point of nonsense.Then there would be no reason for this discussion board. pretty cut and dry. If you actually believe 100% of what they say there is no hope. Don't be so hard on peoples ideas. Anyone can be a copy and paste expert and sound smart when they are really not. Quoting textbooks is not the purpose of this message board. We all share hypothesis and ideas here.Anyways should be an eye opener. even to the experienced educated person cannot deny the Governments agenda of education.Ghost
There are many cosmological theories through history. It started with Brahmanda “Cosmic Egg” Universe around 15th-12th Century B.C, and then followed by Anaxagorian Universe in the 5th Century B.C
There is no such thing as time.
All we have is two light speed dimensions and energy flows between them forever. Our time is mere distance/lightspeed.
In response to SJ: Your write up is very good. Energy always existed. There is no such thing as time. So the question of when the energy came to be is meaningless. There was no before or after. All we have is two light speed dimensions and energy flows between them forever. Our time is mere distance/lightspeed.