Thoughts On The Big-bang-less, Static-yet-stable Cosmos; On The Higher Dimensions Of Dark Matter And Dark Energy; Newton's Theology In The 21st Century; &amp; Relativistic Tides
Creators: name: Bartlett, Rodney
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2019
Subjects: Big Bang, Universe, Higher Dimension, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Isaac Newton, Edwin Hubble, electromagnetism, gravity, quantum gravity, ocean tides, Enceladus

description: Edwin Hubble (1889-1953), the astronomer credited with discovering cosmic expansion, remained doubtful about the expansion interpretation for his entire life. He believed “expanding models are a forced interpretation of the observational results.” Today's astronomers aren't indebted to Hubble for their beliefs, but to their interpretation of both redshift and the cosmic microwave background (CMB). This paper predicts that imprints in the CMB from gravitational waves will oneday be discovered to be real, though they won’t be evidence of inflation. In the following, it’s proposed that connection of Wolfgang Pauli's ideas on quantum spin with something the author developed and calls the Mobius Matrix makes the universe stable even if is static and neither expanding nor contracting. According to the stress tensor of the author’s vector-tensor-scalar geometry, both matter and dark matter can be formed by the interaction of gravitation and electromagnetism. The only difference between them would be that dark matter, and the dark energy it’s composed of, are rotated 90 degrees from ordinary matter’s horizontal x-axis to the vertical, “imaginary” y-axis. It’s rotated into another dimension. On the subject of dimensions of space-time: Professor Itzhak Bars of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles says, “one whole dimension of time and another of space have until now gone entirely unnoticed by us”. In relation to Quantum Spin, Wolfgang Pauli in 1924 was the first to propose a doubling of electron states due to a two-valued non-classical "hidden rotation". Extending the ideas of “doubling”, “two-valued” and “hidden rotation” to the Mobius strip being a basic, fundamental unit of reality; it can be seen that Pauli’s proposal has an analogy to this article. The doubled Mobius strips produced by the two-valued binary-digit system creates the figure-8 Klein bottle (plus its hidden, now identified as Wick, rotation). This not only unites the Mobius strip with the figure-8 Klein bottle but also the photon with the graviton ie electromagnetism with gravitation (the photon would be an assembly of trillions of Mobius strips while the graviton would be an assembly of trillions of figure-8 Klein bottles). If these things are true, this means gravity (the shape of space-time) can carry information. It also can be seen to mean the traditional carriers of information - oscillating gravitational waves - are components making up gravitational fields. Unifying gravitation and electromagnetism with a 2009 electrical-engineering experiment at America's Yale University tells us how we could travel to other stars, galaxies, and periods of time. Isaac Newton, the great scientist from the 17th century – another period of time – spent most of his time working not on science but on things like theology and the occult. Using his theological studies as a springboard, it's proposed that quantum teleportation could be united with virtual reality and augmented reality via the Bible and the Koran. This would result in the presently inconceivable and paradoxical creation of the infinite and eternal universe by humanity of the remote future. The deterministic nature of virtual and augmented computer programs would require biological evolution to not be the origin of life, though it always was and will be vital for adaptations. Perhaps the origins of life lie with scientists of the far distant future collecting amino acids and sugars etc from comets and dust etc - then using genetic engineering from many, many centuries in the future. Finally, the cause of ocean tides is explained not as a Newtonian pull by the Moon and Sun (though that remains the most convenient way to understand the tides) but as a push from Einsteinian gravitational waves.