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From: guskz on 26 May 2010 10:59
99% forget we're in a spacetime manifold and not just a point source
explosion (big bang).

A manifold is a pipe (output & input internal piping holes), and
spacetime's manifold is solely shaped by it's thermo-dynamics known as
entropy.

As the big bang's space expands outwardly, this light & fire(extreme
heat) cools down because there's more space to occupy.

As the cosmic hot-soup cools down, it tends to conglomerate together,
generating an uneven viscosity inside this soup fluid (entropy).

This uneven viscosity in the hot bursting fluid, is no different from
turbulence due to a fluid flowing inside a pipe (or manifold) due to
friction, uneven viscosity, etc...

For spacetime's manifold pipe, the big bang's energy is the fluid and
the pipe is not the void of outerspace but a void know as nothingness
(non-existence).

In a way the energy itself determines the width of the pipe manifold.
And the pipe itself has no thickness, but does provide capacitive
resistance.

But as the conglomeration (see above) increases, there's less thermal
fluid pressure (cosmic hot-soup) exerted against the manifold's
(pipe's) walls,.... and thus the conglomeration also directly causes
the shape of the pipe.

Same as a super-nova's Luminosity determines Brightness & Distance,
the Big Bang's Luminosity (also a Thermosity) determines Brightness
(temperature per unit volume of space) & present Distance (present
total volume of space).

As such the expansion of space must adhere to the same law's as
light's circumferential expansion from the super-nova.

But with the main difference is that the expansion of space is 4
dimensional instead of 3 dimension, and the time unit is the distance
dimension from it's source (the big bang).

The other 3 dimensions (width, length, height) observe the same
expansion rate as light's 2 dimensional circumferential expansion from
the super-nova.




From: guskz on 26 May 2010 11:11
On May 26, 10:59 am, "gu...(a)hotmail.com" <gu...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> 99% forget we're in a spacetime manifold and not just a point source
> explosion (big bang).
>
> A manifold is a pipe (output & input internal piping holes), and
> spacetime's manifold is solely shaped by it's thermo-dynamics known as
> entropy.
>
> As the big bang's space expands outwardly, this light & fire(extreme
> heat) cools down because there's more space to occupy.
>
> As the cosmic hot-soup cools down, it tends to conglomerate together,
> generating an uneven viscosity inside this soup fluid (entropy).
>
> This uneven viscosity in the hot bursting fluid, is no different from
> turbulence due to a fluid flowing inside a pipe (or manifold) due to
> friction, uneven viscosity, etc...
>
> For spacetime's manifold pipe, the big bang's energy is the fluid and
> the pipe is not the void of outerspace but a void know as nothingness
> (non-existence).
>
> In a way the energy itself determines the width of the pipe manifold.
> And the pipe itself has no thickness, but does provide capacitive
> resistance.
>
> But as the conglomeration (see above) increases, there's less thermal
> fluid pressure (cosmic hot-soup) exerted against the manifold's
> (pipe's) walls,.... and thus the conglomeration also directly causes
> the shape of the pipe.
>
> Same as a super-nova's Luminosity determines Brightness & Distance,
> the Big Bang's Luminosity (also a Thermosity) determines Brightness
> (temperature per unit volume of space) & present Distance (present
> total volume of space).
>
> As such the expansion of space must adhere to the same law's as
> light's circumferential expansion from the super-nova.
>
> But with the main difference is that the expansion of space is 4
> dimensional instead of 3 dimension, and the time unit is the distance
> dimension from it's source (the big bang).
>
> The other 3 dimensions (width, length, height) observe the same
> expansion rate as light's 2 dimensional circumferential expansion from
> the super-nova.

At first the simple mathematics of a point source's expansion rate
determines the diameter of the pipes walls, and maximum capacitive
resistance (meaning cannot contain more then it's volume).

But later-on the above condensation(conglomeration) gives a non-linear
shape to the walls (curved space) and also determines the overall
volume of the pipe (it's 3d-diameter).

Same to how increased friction, increases turbulence from fluid
flowing in a pipe, so does the conglomerations above.

As more & more of the above occurs, Reynolds Number & law will have
more effect.
From: Benj on 27 May 2010 01:23
On May 26, 6:35 pm, Uncle Al <Uncle...(a)hate.spam.net> wrote:

> > 99% forget we're in a spacetime manifold and not just a point source
> > explosion (big bang).

> > A manifold is a pipe (output & input internal piping holes), and
> > spacetime's manifold is solely shaped by it's thermo-dynamics known as
> > entropy.

> You were doing so badly in the first two lines, then you stumbled.

Come on Al! Don't you know you are living in the manifold of God's
Engine? It's all running the Lathe of Heaven. Put something in the
collection plate and I'll give you an "effective" dream!

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