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Time is a concept in contrast to the time of something. As to the fate of the universe, my prediction is that's very unlikely that all the (accidentally) materialized part of the universe (around 14 billion years ago) will return to its primordial state, consisting exclusively of ether. To...

The Universe/Nature does not have a time point of its origin. I don't think black holes exist. Assuming that they exist, then, among other questions, there should be indicated one type from amongst the four ones described by scientists, i.e. - Non-rotating, charge neutral - Non-rotating and...

According to my opinion, a wormhole is a sick idea. The only wormhole I can imagine is a worm made corridor in the apple :|

Here you go http://rationalsciencemethod.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-rational-scientific-method.html

Time, similarly as for instance, its synonyms motion/change cannot be a dimension. Dimension is a measure of the spatial extent. Aren't you forgetting what physics is? __ <<Comment removed by moderator>>

Sure. I've calculated the radius (d = r * 2). The universe is finite. As I said (according to my speculative calculations), the radius of the universe should be a minimum of 6.2 * 10^117 light-years. So, such an unimaginable volume of space would be necessary to balance the material part of the...

Relativity is irrational. Nope. I've got my own stance on gravity as per my article https://justpaste.it/gravity-how-to-understand-it

Gravity is due to the motion of physical objects in so-called space. Bullskid. The only way I could understand spacetime is like, for example digging a ditch from the marked place till Wednesday. Space (physical reality) doesn't marry time (concept). Topics are recurring and I have already...

Yes, time dilation is an irrational idea. Assuming it's true, then time (in order to slow down) should have its speed. So what would be the difference between the time t (s/v) and the speed v (s/t)? Nevertheless, I can understand what time dilation is, e.g. as in the case below: Time dilation...

Time is a concept. Does not autonomously exist, does not dilate, does not couple with space, is not the 4th dimension. Time (motion) is associated with physical objects, thus matter. It is impossible to define it due to the necessity to use its synonyms (e.g. motion, change). All we can do is...

Space = physical reality, time = concept. Thus, there is no such physical entity as space-time, and time is not the 4th dimension. We can move in 3 dimensions, so travelling in any of them we "produce" time. -- Time dilation occurs when we travel from Wednesday to Monday, instead of Monday to...

QM is logically inconsistent in places, it is mathematized, does not explain the mechanisms of mutual interactions between physical objects, making the Standard Model complicated and untrue, e.g. quantum chromodynamics. As an alternative to QM I'd like to recommend the article from Pinopa's...

But not at once.

I am not a scientist either, but I have my opinion about the universe. In a nutshell, the universe is both something and nothing. The universe/nature has no time point of its existence. If there was only nothing, could we find out when nothing happened? It doesn't make sense, isn't it? It is the...

I am an economist but my hobby is cosmology, thus my trial to comprehend and understand the functioning of the universe is way different than presented in academic textbooks. I realize that Astronomy is not the same thing as Cosmology but they have common anchor points. My questions won't be...