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RascalPuffDear Baudrunner:
Can't your example of the stretching rubber band be used to confirm an accelerating universe?
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Thank you both
RascalPuff and
Baudrunner I truly believe there is a part of the answer in all of us. I like the thought of the rubber band.
If it was applied to a wormhole for instance the time at each end would be the same. So lets assume we can move them apart a fair way. A body enters at one end and exits at the same time at the other. Now movement was involved so one can think of a stretching like a rubber band to make the trip.
The entry/exit time is the same but the traveller experiences time in the transition. How is it done, possibly there is an increasing acceleration going in perhaps logarithmic. So there would be a similar deceleration back to the same exit time point. The traveller experiences time moving forward both accelerating and decelerating.
Now imagine the midpoint is moved far from the two ends which are still fairly close. The same rule applies entry in - time accelerates forwards then decelerates backwards not reverses logarithmically - the traveller exits at the right time frame in zero time but has taken much longer to make the trip.
It adds strength to the adage "A shortcut is the longest distance between two points", well if this is the case then that is intuitive wisdom known long before wormhole explanations were available. This is an observation, I am a cleaner and don't presume to have the mathematics to present to a real scientist. I prefer to say I am a student of observation. As for understanding consciousness I am in need of much practice to become a student of listening to the universe.
I apologize that I haven't posted for a while, many thoughts on my mind.
This next bit is due to just finding out hot fluids freeze more quickly than cold fluids given certain conditions, it is called the "Mpemba effect" in honour of a Tanzanian ice cream maker a Mr Mpemba.
A brilliant mathematician by the name of Richard on another forum noted that hot water pipes freeze and burst before the cold water pipes in a severe frost.
I live in a very Mediterranean climate so there hasn't ever been a time when the pipes freeze where I live.
I was thinking if this effect could have any bearing on the perfect fluid of the initial expansion. You could be exploring new potential properties of the start of our universe.
The big bang is the basis of physics while new theory is "expansion", maybe this might lead to something important.
OK so I might be rushing it a bit, but this is what I thought.
Zero point energy is 10^120 and so would have exploded in micro seconds.
That would still be an energy ball.
If it cooled at the edge because the energy distribution would be to the centre.
The first stable matter could be string.
If a loop of matter pulled the inner part out over the edge it would all be connected on the outside. That means quantum connects to all the branes as well.
Each brane is in a structure.
Our distance from the sun protects us from falling in.
So forth for our solar system to the galaxy.
From the galaxy to the super galaxy structure,
And finally distance protects the connection to all the other branes.
Our stable platform is the proton.
All the relativity still holds true light is the upper speed limit.
Space and time are curved.
It is not the end because that would be 2 solid lumps of matter ready to kick it all off again.
Our recognition of the other branes would be the appearance of attraction to them, the new theory of "expansion".
I work as a cleaner, so when your head is down a dozen toilets a day it really does help to think about "other matter", cheers