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Is the universe a spectrum?

tracefleeman
in Modern and Theoretical Physics

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What if the universe was arranged as a spectrum?

 

What I mean is, what if locations, which recent findings show may have variations in the laws of physics, could be arranged on a spectrum (or a curve) by their variation of the laws of physics. Like, let's say this:

 

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Now, let's say that there are three locations in space: Location 1, 2 and 3. They are millions of light years away and have variations in the speed of light. Now, let's arrange them on a spectrum:

 

 

<<< Slower |----3------------------1-------------------2-------| Faster >>>

(no, it's not perfect and I didn't want to plot them on another image)

And on a curve:

 

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What would this type of universe be called? Where could this be implemented?

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