[davidgow77]

I have a solution for this "singularity problem." The answer is that space must be propagated in proportion to the energy that constitues matter (remember that in the early stages of inflation, energy is formless in the primordial soup). In this way it is easy to see that the energy density is of the universe is fixed per cubic meter. In this way, the energy present in the universe increases in proportion to the age of the universe (which I take from WMAP to be 13.7 billion years) which is also in proportion to the volume of the universe. The volume of the universe can thus be described as being negative energy which is measured as -8.168 J per cubic meter. In this respect, we have supersymmetry because positive energy is all the energy in matter, dark matter etc, and the negative energy is all the space.


DG