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Originally Posted by dipayankar  No really I am a novice. I do not even have a formal scientific education. But would this force not be a victim of entropy and slowly peter out which would stop creating time and space?? |
Hello Dipayankar:
When you learn how to learn, everyday is a school day. I could not afford to go to MIT when I wanted to, so I went to the MIT coop and bought all the books that was relative to the material that I wanted. Some of these I bought from students as second hand. I also spent time at the Harvard coop. I spent time in both of their libraries. At Harvard I had a friend that helped. At MIT you just walk in (the endless corridor on Massachusetts Ave) and go to the library, no body will bother you. I took square dancing classes there at the student center that cost me 4 dollars per week. This gave me a badge to wear. I still go square dancing every Tuesday night and every other Friday. Whenever you find you get stumped with a question, there is always somebody that you can ask. Now it would be so easy because of the internet. Everyday is still a school day. I am glad I learned how to do what I did.
About entropy: Entropy is the spreading out and dispersal of energy. It has nothing to do with a force.
Besides that, If you are talking about the force that is responsible for the space field, where would it spread out to. There is no way for anything to disperse beyond space itself. There is nothing beyond space.
If anybody has reason to call me wrong, be my guest. But I think in this case entropy does not apply.
John.