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Originally Posted by dleviwing

A Scenario of Absolute Fundamentals for the Creation of the Universe.

Let's try to create a new scenario to explain the observed expansion of the universe and maybe some of the other phenomena while we're at it.

First let's assume a place has always existed that we can work in and call it the "Void". Cosmos will work just as well.
Now we can imagine a fundamental entity we will need to make everything from. Imagine that this substance has a fundamental ability to stick to itself or to bond. We can call this property "Self-affinity".(Sa for short). We now have an aggregate of substance that does nothing but occupy a finite volume of the Void and has in effect, infinite mass according to current mathematical models. Unfortunately mass does not exist yet. What we have is an object of "infinite density" due to the strength of its bonding Sa.

Why is it just setting there doing nothing? Well we need to give it some energy. Oh this doesn't exist yet either. Rather than "Let there be Light" we will say "Let there be motion" and give it as much speed as it can handle as another property and call this "Absolute motion". Now we have an object of fundamental substance with absolute bonding and absolute motion. Still, no universe.

Well I guess we will need to make another object and then guide them into a collision. Science has speculated as to what it would look like if two galaxies were to collide their black-hole cores. Now we are about to create a collision that would make these black-hole encounters look like the spark from you socks as you take them from the dryer as viewed from the space station.

If we use the velocity suggested by quantum physics for expansion, then these objects are on a perfect head-on collision course at 2.0x10^20 meters per second. Even at this velocity, the objects bonding cannot be broken. Though the bonding is too strong to fragment the object, the enormous motion of their velocities must be converted. The conversion of this uniform motion of linear velocity is now converted into a chaotic vibration that results in the object experiencing a rapid expansion producing waves of matter in all direction within the object. This produces the so called Quantum Foam phase of the evolution of the universe.

The wave interference of this early stage of the universe produced pockets of angular momentum and thus the beginning of physical structure with the first fundamental quantum unity particle. Matter today in all its structures, still has the same motion it started with and thus all conservation laws of physics, owe their consistence to that motion.

The substance of the universe has been interacting with its self-affinity bonding to change the chaos of random wave motion to the stability of uniform motion as it had in the beginning and thus angular momentum of the elements and structures of the universe is the reduction of entropy and thus order rules rather than chaos.
Absolute motion and how it is distributed between wave and uniform motion is the key to understanding most all physical phenomena.

Originally Posted by dleviwing

Steven;
Like many others, you seem to be thinking with your pure human senses. Yes it is difficult for our minds to relate to the term "infinity" or "eternity". My view only states that it may be possible that existence has always been around in a form that implies substance within an infinite void. The view is to say that the place where the universe is today has always been there. The substance that the universe is comprised of, has always existed.
The main problem with your suggestion is that you have not reduced your terms to the absolute fundamentals. You seem to be accepting time, mass, energy and so on as it is hyped to sell books and not in the terms of absolute definitions.

Absolute Space (n) There was a time in mans ancient history that the vacuum of space provoked the image of some location or volume devoid of all physical entities. Throughout the past century, science has come to recognize the physical nature of this vacuum and evolved it to be denoted as an entity called spacetime by Relativity Theory. The original notion of an absolutely empty and devoid of all physical entities concept is however, still valid and we can call this "Absolute Space". To prevent further confusion however, let's just call it "the Void" or "a Void". Within this universe we do not seem to be able to produce a true void condition.

Time (n) a nonspatial continuum in which events occur in irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.

Absolute Matter (n) The fundamental substance of which all physical entities acquire form and existence. Only the Void exists as a separate entity within the infinite cosmos.