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Books > Science & Mathematics > Astronomy, space & time > Cosmology & the universe
"Absolute relativity Theory of Everything" proposes the idea that
the universe is actually comprised of 4 spatial dimensions. The
expression for this is AR= Ut, x, y, z = 0. Where Ut is the
continuous production of New Space second for second. It has a Time
value of 0 or 1 and is symmetrical and isometric in the space
created and the New Space it is emerging constantly. It also has
the capacity to switch On Matter or Switch Off Matter. In the last
13.7 billion light years matter has been switched on. However that
could change. When is does all matter as we know it will disappear.
Then who will be around to know if space exists or not. One thing
is pretty sure that if this happens our understanding of space-time
will also disappear. As matter is responsible for its creation.
Newton said space is made up of a background absolute, Einstein
said this has only a hypothetical interest with no application
Which one was right in your mind? If Newton was right then this
author may also be right extending Newtons vision. If Einstein was
right why did he spend the last 30 years of his life trying to find
the Ultimate Theory of Everything? and fail? Then during this
period why did he reinvent the concept of the Aether after saying
it had no validity? If Newton was right and there is a background
absolute what need is there of string Theory The universe either
exists or it does not.
Alien Skies: A Travelogue of the Universe gives readers the
opportunity to travel through the universe, visiting a series of
celestial destinations carefully chosen to span the extraordinary
limits of space and time that bound our amazing cosmos. The
destinations in Alien Skies reveal the unusual skies seen from
throughout the solar system, nearby stars, nebulae, and star
clusters, and during a series of voyages exploring the structure
and content of our home galaxy. The itinerary includes nearby
'normal' galaxies, exotic active galaxies, as well as galaxy
groups, clusters and cosmic voids. The final destinations of the
journey traverse space and time to view the evolution of galaxies
and cosmic structure, and of the universe as a whole. Alien Skies
provides a broad, factual overview of modern astronomy, while
instilling interest and enthusiasm of how science reveals the
wonders of our universe. This book can serve as the text for
introductory courses aimed at non-science majors or as background
for courses geared to astronomy and astrophysics majors. It is also
suitable for advanced courses at the high school level.
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