My Story Page 31

Space, Force and Nothingness

Posting to third eye bloglet - My Story Page 31 - Space, Force and Nothingness : 17th February, 2007.

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Now, what happens when the motion in space turns non-uniform?

It means either its speed is changing, or it is changing its direction; or both.

For that, according to Newton, what is required is a force.

Newton considers it to be an absolute phenomenon like he considers space to be absolute too!

When force is applied, the motion undergoes a change.

And the rate of change of motion with time is proportional to the amount of its application.

The more and the faster the change, the bigger the force!

The rate of change of motion is what we call force (not exactly, but yes, it is proportional!).

That means, and he said so, that Newton considers rate of change of motion (i.e. acceleration) an absolute phenomenon too!

But if there is only one object out there (where?!) in space, no motion is possible whether uniform or non-uniform.

Hence, no force can be there whatsoever!

If force is not, change of motion is out of question.

Change of motion is also a relative phenomenon only.

Hence force is relative too, including gravity along!

Force comes into picture if there are more-than-one objects out there in space.

That is what gravity is or any other force like electromagnetic, weak, or strong force -whatsoever - for that matter.

But space also comes into picture only when there are more-than-one objects out there...but where?!

In nothingness!

What is the difference between nothingness and a thing?

It cannot be 'a thing', it has to be more than 'a thing' in number.

Two, three, four,...numerous!

Then, what does the number mean?

It means breaking nothingness into parts.

Or, breaking zero into parts!

Is that possible?

Yes, but only if zero is infinite!

Or, infinity = zero!

Big Bang is breaking zero into its parts, the whole being the infinity.

Big Crunch again joins the parts, via infinity, back to zero.

The biggest problem of physics is on the verge of being solved.

What changes a high entropy black hole (or when the whole universe turns into one!) into a low entropy white hole (or a space-time singularity that is again ready to explode into a Big Bang!)?

Infinity, when passes beyond a threshold (what does threshold mean?), simply turns to zero, because it is zero what infinity actually is!

Roger Penrose, I wish you would be reading this!

Now the question is, who breaks zero into parts; or, to say, what breaks zero into parts and how!

Let us wait till next week for going into this most basic question of physics, mathematics and existence - of space, of time, of force, of motion, of acceleration, of numbers including zero and infinity, of black holes, of white holes, of entropy turning from infinity to zero, and of Big Bang and Big Crunch!

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