Universes Explained

Key Terms

• Mesh theory
  
• Inspansion
• Spatial Compression
• Temporal Compression
• Normal state
• Normal space
• Recovery time
• Recovery effect
  
• Phase effect
• Universal mass
• Universal dimensionsl
• FAQs 

References

• 1.  Multiple Universes
• 2.  Dark Matter & Energy
• 3.  Quantum Double-Slit Experiment
  
• 4.  Photon Experiment
  
• 5.  Fluid Space
  
• 6.  Universe mass
• 7.  Hubble Volume
• 8.  Parallel Universe in Double-Sli
• 9.  Speed of Light in other universes
• 10. Classic Universe Expansion

The Trilogy theory explains the following aspects:

  Meshing universes - Explains dark matter, phase effects
  Inspansion - No need for repulsive force, explains observations
  Compression theory - Explains speed of light, formation of space

My new Mesh Theory proposes that our universe was formed when two or more parallel universes meshed together forming the dimensions that we experience now, not necessarily in a 'Big Bang', but in a 'Big Mesh' of spatial and temporal dimensions but there are alternaitv scenarios that could be considered.

Quantum physics has been applied to cosmology for decades, and proposes the possibilities of parallel evolving universes(1).  However, quantum physics makes the existence of two (or more) universes merging with each other produce several other possibilities that may also influence our universe but not necessarily at its birth. Which is the most probable?

As will be explained later, a parallel universe also provides an explanation for the anomalies of dark matter and energy (1). I hope to demonstrate that a parallel universe(s) can also explain dark matter and energy (2). The double-slit photon experiment (3) (4) (6) supports this idea that two (or more) universes can exist side-by-side and influence each other at a material and energy level and that the presence of a parallel universe is also likely to be influencing our universe at the atomic level (8).

My inspanding concept provides a better explanation of our current observations (than expansion). All current theories concerning the expansion of space all require 'a repulsive force of an unknown nature' to explain the continual expansion (which seems to be a bit of an anomaly that cannot be justified or proved). Inspansion does not need this 'repulsive force' to explain the observations.

Inpansion can explain why one or more  Hubble spheres (7) can exist with a boundary or boundaries moving away at the speed of light from any observation point. Since all matter is inspanding at the speed of light, time and space dilate to zero which is also consistent with the idea of inspanding 'within' a singularity.

Spatial compression explained why the speed of light is constant and how the speed of light is influenced by the mass of our universe (6) and why it might differ in another universe (9). Some observations and experiments are also referenced to support these new theories.

The formation of space and how the universe's 'inpansion' creates space and time leads to a definition of normal space and the recovery effect. 

As described in the Spatial Compression section, as an object moves through space, so a compression wave is set up in front which become increasingly compressed as the speed increases, see the 2-dimensional diagram below.

Fig A Compression of Space at Speed of Light`

The compression of space also also involves a Recovery time determined by the surrounding matter and resulting gravitational fields. At the speed of light, the spatial compression is unable to recover fast enough behind the moving mass, thus the speed of the mass is limited, but is, in effect, passing through normal space at an infinite speed and will take zero time to travel anywhere in the universe (as Einstein predicts in his theory of relativity - as shown in the Expanding Universe section - i.e. the separation theory).

But what if you can alter the recovery time? Speeding up recovery time would allow the SOL to be exceded, whereas reducing recovery time would reduce the SOL but allow dilation to occur at lower speeds with lower energy requirements.

Furthermore, using dark energy from the other universe may a way of fueling FTL spacecraft. Tapping this energy will need a temporal phase pump that can take the out of phase dark energy and release it as normal energy. This pump would require a smaller amount of energy to operate it (similar to a heat pump).

As described in the Parallel Universe section, the other universe may have a different SOL and allow jumps from one to the other.