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Post by Pincho Paxton on Sept 19, 2013 12:44:08 GMT
Link Universe's baby pictures suggest a bubbly birthThe Pincho Paxton version... For years I have posted about the Bubble Universe... Bubble Universe, and Black HolesThere are lots of my threads around. I go beyond quantum physics on this matter. But the main reason that I have a Bubble Universe is because my gravity is a push gravity with a magnetic out-flow. My physics are scalar, and energy when trapped has to escape, which creates bubbles. There are a lot of details to these physics that I have tried to explain, and nobody can understand my explanation. So I'm not going to go into the complete physics. One interesting aspect of these physics is that they include a physical version of Relativity. So when someone talks about Relativity, and time, you replace it with the bow shock, and scalar flow. But the two of you will never agree on anything. I think that my theory is the better picture. I don't get a saddle shaped Universe however, I get an Icosahedron with matter, and dark matter components. Perhaps if you could only see half of the image due to dark matter or something, you may think that you see a saddle shape. I use two sets of converging physics, positive mass, and negative mass, and under pressure the positive mass becomes negative mass, and relieved of pressure the negative mass becomes positive mass. Pincho Paxton
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Post by Pincho Paxton on Sept 24, 2013 11:44:51 GMT
This part of the thread has nothing to do with the scientific version posted in the OP. I just wanted to post the sort of shape that I would be looking for. To be honest I'm not that familiar with the WMAP, so this image may not make any sense...
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Post by Nirmalendu Das on Nov 25, 2013 14:23:15 GMT
How many bubbles required to make an universe? Or one bubble means one universe? What is the lowest and highest mass of the bubble? Is bubble theory can give answer from particle to the universe as a whole? What is the maximum mass of the universe? How many universes are there? What is the relation between one universe to next universe? Can Bubble theory determine the accurate mass of a photon? Lot of questions are there. I have mentioned here few of it. I shall be highly pleased, if I get answer.
Nirrmalendu Das. Email: nirmalgopa@gmail.com 25-11-2013
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Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 25, 2013 16:36:15 GMT
How many bubbles required to make an universe? 1/ Infinite
What is the lowest and highest mass of the bubble? 2/ -Infinity +Infinity
Is bubble theory can give answer from particle to the universe as a whole? 3/ You can create a simulator to get the particles. I don't have a fast enough computer.
How many universes are there? 4/ Infinite
What is the relation between one universe to next universe? 5/ Local energy transference... locality.
Can Bubble theory determine the accurate mass of a photon? 6/ Mankind needs the photon, bubble theory creates the fractals that would eventually make mankind. The number of fractals is mind blowing. You need a supercomputer to get anything out that is useful. Then you can analyse everything in the computer, and get numbers. Nobody is working on that, and my computer is too slow to bother.
I would describe Bubble Theory as a fractal theory really. You have zero as an area that is flat, so a Galaxy. Then you can start with a flat area as 1 + -1 = 0... destructive interference. From that you build up the fractals in a form of energy that is cyclic. A photon is one of the fractals, and an atom is made from more fractals, and mankind is made from more fractals. To measure anything requires a self building simulation.
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Post by Pincho Paxton on Nov 30, 2013 17:56:15 GMT
Tapping a beer bottle is similar to a nuclear explosion... Beer-Tapping Physics:The scalar physics that I use are repeated in a fractal. The idea is that the Universe only uses a few simple rules to create its full structure. The rules just enlarge, or get pushed through channels, like veins. But the rules are still always there if you look hard enough for them.
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