The Big Bang and the Vacuum Zero Point

[elas]

Turn current thinking inside out. Instead of saying that Big Bang was an explosion of mass, consider it to be an explosion of nothing; a super powered Vacuum Zero Point.

Now in order to divide a VZP into smaller VZPs you have to create 'something' that separates the smaller VZPs; lets call it 'matter'.

Now you know that every force must have an anti-force, so lets say that, as we only have 'nothing' and 'something' we can suggest that vacuum force (nothing) is opposed by the elasticity of matter (something).

As we cannot create more force than existed in the original VZP it follows that vacuum force plus the force of matter (elasticity) = 100%.

Next it should be realized that it is not possible for all the VZPs in infinity to gather in one point because we cannot surround one 'nothing' with another 'nothing' (you cannot wrap one dimensionless VZP around another dimensionless VZP).That is to say infinity has an infinite history; It (infinity) has always existed.

But, large quantities of VZPs can gather in one point (implode) and explode into a new system, lets call them 'black holes' and universes or galaxies (sub-universes).

Now is a galaxy a concentration of VZPs or a concentration of matter? it is of course both otherwise there would be a break in the 100% rule and force would no loner equal anti-force.

So what is mass? is it not just matter plus anti-matter? But if so, there is the problem, because force plus anti-force is always zero; but, nothing plus something is always more than nothing. (Is omega 1 or 0).

[foodchain]

Turn current thinking inside out. Instead of saying that Big Bang was an explosion of mass, consider it to be an explosion of nothing; a super powered Vacuum Zero Point.

Now in order to divide a VZP into smaller VZPs you have to create 'something' that separates the smaller VZPs; lets call it 'matter'.

Now you know that every force must have an anti-force, so lets say that, as we only have 'nothing' and 'something' we can suggest that vacuum force (nothing) is opposed by the elasticity of matter (something).

As we cannot create more force than existed in the original VZP it follows that vacuum force plus the force of matter (elasticity) = 100%.

Next it should be realized that it is not possible for all the VZPs in infinity to gather in one point because we cannot surround one 'nothing' with another 'nothing' (you cannot wrap one dimensionless VZP around another dimensionless VZP).That is to say infinity has an infinite history; It (infinity) has always existed.

But, large quantities of VZPs can gather in one point (implode) and explode into a new system, lets call them 'black holes' and universes or galaxies (sub-universes).

Now is a galaxy a concentration of VZPs or a concentration of matter? it is of course both otherwise there would be a break in the 100% rule and force would no loner equal anti-force.

So what is mass? is it not just matter plus anti-matter? But if so, there is the problem, because force plus anti-force is always zero; but, nothing plus something is always more than nothing. (Is omega 1 or 0).

 

Well here is an idea. You know how they have the concept of heat death? Well with BEC you cant obtain absolute zero due to QM. Also I don’t think QM allows for absolute zero to exist even in say some zero point of heat death if that’s what is occurring. So if per instance the universe is an environment of subsystems in a QM view what will happen when heat death is obtained? I think this has to do with superposition or properties of such but its all speculation.

 

Basically I would imagine that the basic tenets of decoherence operate on superposition or why the universe is not a giant ball of quantum chaos and seemingly has a classical reality. I think if this current model of the environment via its subsystems is lost at a certain point of heat death that this would have a huge impact then on say superposition really.

[Graviphoton]

Well, in a a sense, zero-point already predicts that all the energy in the universe come to a big fat zero... so yeh... it was in a mathematically mystical sense, a big bang of nothing.