How The Universe Forms...: Long Before Our Cosmos Started (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781492920922)

In order to understand my presentation of physics go out and look at the night sky and witness the many stars you are able to see. Look at the picture above and see how many dots represents a star or a galactica or even many galactica for all we know. Every dot and every spot represents a vastness filled with material in space that are bigger and much bigger and enormously bigger than what the sun is that we see during the day. In our small view we have of the Universe the sun is enormous but the sun is so small it is a yellow midget. In context of the picture above one would never spot the sun in the picture because the sun is far too small. Think how big the light dots are when considering each speck might represent a galactica that is even much bigger than our Milky Way is. This is physics in cosmology but physics can't even begin to fathom this notion. Now comes the question: how can all the light you see fit into an area as small as what your eye is that you use to see with? Can you explain how all this light can fit into the eye by which you see? Better still explain mathematically how does all the light coming from the vastness of outer space that includes thousands of trillions of stars and billions of galactica all then unite into one spot in your eye forming a picture that your eye tells you is the Universe you see. How can you see the entirety representing the picture in 3D as a complete unit? Think of the space the eye uses through which to see and all that space that is seen comes through a port in the eye no bigger than an electron and yet it is big enough to allow all the light coming from the entire Universe to be collected at one point that meets something as small as your eye. Don't let this thought just pass you by but consider it with the devotion it requires because behind this answer is the true foundation of physics. This is where physics starts and not with some mathematical formula someone devised without having an afterthought or an appreciation about what forms the entire picture where it involves physics. If you are substantially schooled in physics then give me the formula that would mathematically explain how all the light coming from space as vast as I would never be able to appreciate when using something as small as the human mind can fit into something even much smaller like my human eye and then formulate this and let us appreciate your substantial mathematical ability. I take physics into a Universe that was in place before light was in place. I introduce the Universe when only darkness prevailed because light calls for space and in that era of singularity I introduce, space was not even a thought yet. I show why the Universe goes "flat" and in a "flat" Universe only the value of 1 holds measure since singularity is 1. If you can understand 1 or 50x70x30=11 you have all the mathematical skills required to understand the applying concepts. To reach a value of 1 does not require big mathematical equations but to reach singularity requires 1. Every light photon come across the sky from all regions there is within the Universe and they all meet at the spot where you are as the viewer of this spectacle. Where you stand in the picture every photon that came from everywhere rushed towards you at the speed of light and not one photon coming from any spot ever missed you at the point where you stand. That places you as the onlooker right in the centre of the Universe. If all the light crosses at the point you fill then all the light puts you in the centre of the Universe. Not one speck of light could dare to miss the point you fill and that makes you standing on Earth the centre of the Universe. Is this wrong to think that way? ...No hell it is the Universe that forces you to think of yourself in terms of filling the centre of the Universe Even those not in American feels that they fit into the centre of the Universe and it is the Universe telling you that you are in the centre of the Univers

Author: P. S. J. (Peet) Schutte
ISBN-10: 1492920924
ISBN-13: 9781492920922
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 06/03/2016
Pages: 272
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.94lbs
Size: 11.00h x 8.50w x 0.71d