Imagine that we completely misunderstand the process of the universe's expansion. Think, for a moment that matter, all matter, decays into the gravitational wave and that mass doesn't warp time and space but it creates time and space as a process of natural decay.
Imagine that the warpage is actually a wave frequency comparison of matter between different space densities. Also imagine that the Gravitational waves generated from matter (mass) are density dependent as a process of their natural distribution. They synchronize as a natural law of gravitational wave synchronization by way of the path of least interference or in light terms they propagate to being in phase through phase distribution.
If this is true then time, space and gravitational wave synchronization are three aspects of the misunderstood fundamental process of the Universe.
As mass shrinks space increases, this is then the vacuum of dark energy. The Density differences of space itself is the dark matter. Light traveling through space could be affected by space density differences as it travels great distances. Gravitational wave synchronization runs the show and it is what keeps you and me on the planet. You create a gravitational wave, the Earth creates a Gravitational wave and the path of least resistance is for the waves to synchronize and as a result the origins of the waves are drawn together. The path of least resistance would be an eternal free fall until complete overlap if matter would permit, but instead, matter touches the outside and the synchronization continues until all matter continues to decay into the gravitational wave.
Look up, goggle Gravitational waves and Binary Neutron stars. Or look up the size of black holes in young galaxies vs. old galaxies and you will start to see the beginnings of proof.
C. Michael Turner
Or you can believe time is a dimension and space has 10. I believe time is a measure of change and we all misunderstood the change which is matter becomes space via the gravitational wave.


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