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Stay on topic, please.
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For clarification, by the use of c. = approximate, I am suggesting that the concept of time = 0, volume = 0, temperature =0, energy =0 might be erroneous concepts - a theoretical point never reached - ie there might be, was and always will be something, described potentially, at least initially by Planck..Apologies if I am way off the mark here. Suppose, as the bodies within the universe accelerate, ever faster, towards the speed of light, mass does not tend towards infinity but as temperature increases, matter increasingly breaks down as do those associated forces, in a mirror of BBT, leading to a state similar to that inferred at the start of Big Bang. If the process were to carry on, heading towards c.no time and c.no dimensions, ie c.no movement, might that imply a phase change and contraction to c.absolute zero? - maximum temperature and volume to minimum temperature and volume across 1 unit of planck time and length?
We each have our views and interpretations of the observations and the cosmology (the metaphysics), which are NOT ever exactly the same views and interpretations (even by the physicist pros).For clarification, by the use of c. = approximate, I am suggesting that the concept of time = 0, volume = 0, temperature =0, energy =0 might be erroneous concepts - a theoretical point never reached - ie there might be, was and always will be something, described potentially, at least initially by Planck..
True, but beyond maths I don't think zero has ever been observed or reached.We each have our views and interpretations of the observations and the cosmology (the metaphysics), which are NOT ever exactly the same views and interpretations (even by the physicist pros).
Relativity's break down. Chaos. Quantum chaos.... '1' ('unity' (finite)) and/or '0' ('chaos' ('null unity' (infinity))).True, but beyond maths I don't think zero has ever been observed or reached.