Sir, before you go on about quantum action, would you please clear up something for me. You said, “The density of the expanding arena gradually becomes equalized with the density of the surrounding low density UM”. I take that to mean that the arena gradually stops expanding and yet you say they expand until they overlap. Try to keep your story straight.
Man: Oh my God, you sound like you were paying attention but there is a perfectly good explanation. Let me address the word “expansion” as it applies to the arena during the period of time from the initial burst of the big crunch to the time that it intersects and overlaps with an adjacent arena.
First, before the big crunch fails, the new arena is contained in the core of the big crunch. The first time I use the term expansion applies to that compressed universal medium that came from the negated matter and energy that entered the big crunch in the form of galactic material and energy from the parent arenas. I said that the resulting dense state UM had expansion potential. The expansion potential is in accord with the QWC laws of conservation. Wave energy is conserved and sense wave energy is realized by wave motion, if the wave motion of matter compressed and negated in the core of a big crunch is to be conserved it must be transformed into potential energy. Expansion potential is potential energy that is based on the nature of UM itself, i.e. it wants to equalize its density across all space. If the available space happens to be determined by the containment zone within a big crunch so be it, the UM in the dense state of the core is equalized across the volume of space occupied by the core. This happens to be the maximum possible density in the universe according to QWC.
I then use the term “expansion” to apply to the burst event, i.e. the big bang. Expansion potential overcomes the ability of the crunch to contain it and the dense state UM bursts into expansion. This event is the initial realization of the expansion potential. Dense state UM is allowed to begin equalizing its density over a greater volume of space. In fact, the new volume of space that it is trying to equalize is potentially infinite; it is the greater universe itself. In relative terms, the tiny patch of dense state UM in a new arena is a drop in the ocean of infinite space and aside from the UM containment zones that exist across the landscape, the UM is endless plodding toward compete equalization, i.e. uniform density.
Now for the place in the evolution of the arena where the term “expansion” changes from the nature of the arena itself, to the nature of the matter that forms within it. As I said there are zones where containment of UM occurs naturally in the universe and that keep the UM from achieving complete entropy; complete entropy being the state of universal UM equalization. The core of a big crunch that we just discussed is one such major type of zone. But a high density spot in the arena is another, albeit much smaller type of zone. And to carry that thought further, stable particles are related zones of UM containment brought on by the synchronization of waves of UM orchestrated by quantum action which I will address soon. This is algorithmic meaning that there isn’t anything about it that can’t be rendered to math.
The motions of particles follow the natural laws and in QWC that includes their initial momentum. They have “expansion momentum” imparted to them as they form in the expanding arena. Remembering the sea of dark matter that begins to form in the first instant of arena expansion, all of those high density spots are moving away from each other as they form. The subsequent stable particles that form are all moving away from each other too because expansion momentum is conserved. Oh sure, the dark matter clumps into groups because dark matter also has gravity and the strength of the gravitational attraction can overcome the expansion momentum in the very close quarters of a new arena; it is the application of the inverse square law.
And that law continues to apply as stable particles form. They are all moving away from each other as expansion momentum is conserved but the inverse square law still allows those particles to clump because the distance variable in the inverse square equation is still small enough to allow adjoining particles to find each other. The distance variable allows clumping of hydrogen into huge stars and stars into galaxies, but once galaxies and clusters of galaxies form the distance variable is finally defeated by the conserved expansion momentum accumulated by the galaxies. The galaxies and clusters all move away from each other and in a mature arena the expansion momentum of those galaxies and clusters can no longer be overcome by gravity. That stage of expansion marks arena maturity and is where we find ourselves in our own arena. We are observing that the galaxies and cluster are moving away from each other at an accelerating rate because the distance variable is too great to be overcome by gravity and the expansion momentum of the galaxies is making the distance variable become more and more dominate in the ongoing battle between gravity and expansion in the arena.
I hope that explanation relieves your concern about me keeping my story straight. You can see that if my speculations are right, the arena will continue to expand meaning that the galaxies will continue to separate at an accelerating rate until something happens to interrupt their expansion momentum.
Of course, in QWC something does happen to cause that interruption, and that is that the expanding arenas will intersect and overlap with adjacent arenas and new big crunches will form at the center of gravity of the overlaps.
Sir, I thank you for that lengthy but enlightening explanation.
Man: Think nothing of it.


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