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The Beginning of the Universe. This is rather 'special' stuff. Check also the more recent Spacetime webpages. The pages on the creation of holons are more important than next older text and they cover in fact the same concept. The beginning? In most cosmological models space evolves, starting from a point-like entity, around 15 billion years ago and expanding in size. Steven Hawking stated that - under Einsteins conditions of General Relativity - that a configuration of a large mass concentrated in a small volume of space (suggested by the Big Bang models) must have singularity at the beginning, and that means that the Universe had a definite beginning. Hawking said also on Black Holes that the final state of a mass contracting down to inside that Event Horizon is that of a Singularity, of a point with infinite mass concentration and curvature of space, a knot in the fabric of space and time. Interesting. The origin of the gravitation membrane is an absolute gravity field will - in our hypothesis of an unbreakable and infinite elastic membrane (check 'tensegrity of Buckminster') - implicate that (virtual) gravitons are linked to neighboring (virtual) gravitons by transversal (90° on the gravitron influencing direction) operating intermediaries. When the membrane curls it curls of course also. The most opportune gravity structure in a tensegritic membrane is the Buckyball 5-6 binding or triangle shapes which goes over in 'nano-tube'-type tubes (which are hollow) after zillions of pelastrations on the start of the Universe. But ... I am going to keep it simple and start the standard way: Our basic departure point to create the Big Tube: ZERO = (-1) + (0) + (+1).
The multi-dimensional Universe consists of a giant basic (fielded) tube.This act as the Prior-Geometry. This Big Tube sub-divides itself by dimensional pelastrations and spacial actions in trillions of more complex sub-tubes. So a number of sub-zones are created by self-pelastrations, pelastrations, coiling, rotation, torque, knotting, tunneling, spiraling, ... provoking new dimensions by subsequential layering extra (dimensional) membrane skins or by changing internal conditions in the tube-zones involved, but de-creates also sub-tubes in opposite ways. Since all membrane-zones are part of the same T1 membrane any movement in one of the tube-zones will influence someway all other zones. We call this process: "Tunity'.
Sub-Tubes inside a Tube Zone. A Ty may encounter a Tx of such density that he splits in a number of smaller sub-tubes (Ty1, Ty2 ... Tyn) from which some may stay inside the Tx tube-zone, interacting with or influencing the internal fields. These sub-tubes may coil, pelastrate, push-a-side, bend, strangle, rotate, split, etc. each-other just like the large tubes can do. And also micro-tubes of other dimensions (tube-zones) may interact - under certain conditions - with them. And in each of those tiny sub-tunes T1 is still the center. ;-) A remark: Some people like Buckminster (him again) start(ed) in their cosmological view from specific balanced shapes, like a Duo-Tetrahedron in a vector equilibrium net. Our tubes can start on the vortex (center of the side, on the vertex - corners - the field is repulsive), going outside and/or inside, and come to identical pelastration actions. Pelastration is then more 'angle' bounded. This is here however not a point of discussion. Check out some of the paradoxes of Creation, Life and Trinity (in religions) |
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© Dirk Laureyssens, 2002. All rights reserved.
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