Expansion VS standard model
by , 09-27-2008 at 10:46 PM (484 Views)
The standard model fails when considering our galactic black hole as a singularity. The model which best supplies an understanding is expansion theory, based on the actual expansion equation. The concept requires an acceptance of the fact that mankind evolved within a cosmos of expansion and our view is from the inside of this function. Most people are familiar with at least one form of expansion, however, the study of the functional behavior for ALL known forms of expansion provides answers to very old questions.
What is light? What is mass? What is gravity?
What is at the center of a nucleus? Why all stars are in a galactic plane?
A document, here on TOEQuest, presents the basics of the expansion function with a brief discussion of the behavior of each domain. The currently existing spatial domains of expansion are volume, surface area, distance, velocity, acceleration, and impulse. These spatial domains are related to each other in forms of integrals and derivatives. Such that acceleration is the change in velocity, (the derivative of velocity). Impulse is the change in acceleration, (the derivative of acceleration). Velocity is the integral of acceleration, acceleration is the integral of impulse, and impulse is the integral of flux. The generating event that creates the existence of the current spatial domains (volume, surface area, distance, velocity, acceleration, and impulse) is the appearance of Flux. Flux is the change in impulse and a domain of expansion. The flux domain of expansion was created at the moment of galactic creation, a very big bang. The bang is a change in Flux, a delta Flux. The integral of this bang is the flux domain of expansion. Initially this domain consisted entirely of worm holes whose entrance and exit are spherically shaped acceleration. The divergent ends repel and maintain singularities while the convergent ends will merge. The behavior forms a super large convergent black hole. Currently the flux domain of expansion is at rest and the result of its presence left a galactic structure. Within the flux domain of expansion, any mass which enters the event horizon experiences changing acceleration, impulse. Moving into the black hole there is a change in impulse, Flux.
The closest behavior in the standard model would be a change in the plasma state of mass. No atomic structure will remain intact after entering the black hole. In this changed state of flux it will exit the hole and emerge from a point at the center of a star, changing state and reforming simple nuclei.
Within the flux domain of expansion, stars within their galaxies are connected to their galactic black holes by a line of flux, behaving like dark energy.
Another view of creation in six days or domains of time, ( six domains of expansion) and on the seventh day, rest(the flux domain, the seventh domain of expansion)
There is a fallacy within the standard model concerning gravity and mass. Gravity has been associated with the presence of mass; convergent acceleration is assumed to be a property of mass. This concept is in error.
Here is the belief…
The confusion about the presence of large gravitational fields within our cosmos that can not be contributed to the presence of some detectable mass has prompted the belief that there must be some form of mater that is undetectable, like dark matter, else the gravitational fields would not be there.
This belief is a fallacy
Mass is a property of the acceleration domain of expansion, created by the quantum effect. It is the presence of divergent points of acceleration that cause the quantum effect and the existence of mass. Convergent acceleration about these points is considered gravity in the standard model, (a result of the quantum effect within expansion). Mass need not be present for acceleration to exist.
Another fallacy of the standard model concerns stars. Within the standard model, there is an assumption that hydrogen fusion powers a star. This assumption leads to the concept of stars burning up their fuel and dying. This is a fallacy.
Within the expansion model, stars are in a perpetual state of point divergent acceleration. This point is linked by a line of flux to the stars other end of a worm hole, a convergent end, usually merged within a galactic black hole. Any change in the state of a star is due to a change at the convergent end of this link. When a star is born, a hole is born. Any mass entering the hole will change state into flux and will emerge at star center as basic quanta, reforming as hydrogen, helium, and the very basic elements. If too much mass enters the hole, the star may swell or go nova. If no mass enters the whole, the star will remain a stable point of divergent acceleration. Stars occupying a position in the galactic divergent plane around a galactic hole, are capable of an unlimited life span. Above or below this plane, the quantum effect will result in a decrease in the stars point divergent acceleration over time, and the eventual death of the star.
Within the standard model, fusion is presumed to exist at star center.
Within the expansion model, fusion does not exist at star center, only fission.
Expansion theory deals with only 8 parameters…
Volume, Surface Area, Distance, Velocity, Acceleration, Impulse, Flux, and Time
There is no dark energy, no dark matter, no strings……only spatial properties and time.
All we observe is a form of expansion, such as Light, Mass, Distance, Stars, Holes, etc.
It explains gravity as convergent acceleration and hints that electromagnetic behavior is a change in acceleration….an impulse field. It reveals that light is 4 dimensional velocity. Within expansion theory, mass is a product of five dimensional acceleration and the result of the quantum effect. Gravity is a residue of this effect.
An introduction to expansion theory and the expansion equation is presented here….
http://www.toequest.com/forum/mathem...pace-time.html
Happy Thoughts….Q7



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