It is assumed time runs what we humans experience, past > present > future, future meaning a Universe (U), and universes (u), yet to be and totally unknown even to "the Universe" (and, its other incarnation, "the Multiverse"). As if the Universe were a human without any sense whatsoever of, or control over, "its future." My sense is the Universe has far more sense and intrinsic, inherent, control of things than any human astronomer or physicist could ever believe:
Space-verse: "A World Without Time": Time = 0. Infinitely flat-smooth, infinite in extents (including depth as a dimensionless point).
Time-verse: A World Without Space: Space = 0. Infinite in set (Big Crunch Vortex) of constituent finites (infinity of grains....).
Space-Time Continuum: (Time-verse (s = 0)) Past (-t) > Future (t) > t=0 (Space-verse)
t = ((-t) (t)) = 0 || t = ((t) (-t)) = 0.
"t = 0", a cosmological constant.... and the Universe has control (never, ever, loses control), period.
Space-Time Continuum: [[Past > Future]] > 0.
Thus the finite of universe (u) has infinitely many beginnings and ends, infinitely many 'times', in-line and in parallel. Thus, the Planck level horizon, a.k.a. the Big Bang horizon, is a property of the Time-verse and no property of the Space-verse. Regarding the Space-Time Continuum, it is a cosmological constant of "horizon". Thus it has differing meanings and physicality to the Space-verse (no meaning or physicality whatsoever), the Time-verse (the physicist favorite meaning and physicality), and the Space-Time Continuum (as illusive as any illusive horizon that can never be approached much less reached).
Space-verse: "A World Without Time": Time = 0. Infinitely flat-smooth, infinite in extents (including depth as a dimensionless point).
Time-verse: A World Without Space: Space = 0. Infinite in set (Big Crunch Vortex) of constituent finites (infinity of grains....).
Space-Time Continuum: (Time-verse (s = 0)) Past (-t) > Future (t) > t=0 (Space-verse)
t = ((-t) (t)) = 0 || t = ((t) (-t)) = 0.
"t = 0", a cosmological constant.... and the Universe has control (never, ever, loses control), period.
Space-Time Continuum: [[Past > Future]] > 0.
Thus the finite of universe (u) has infinitely many beginnings and ends, infinitely many 'times', in-line and in parallel. Thus, the Planck level horizon, a.k.a. the Big Bang horizon, is a property of the Time-verse and no property of the Space-verse. Regarding the Space-Time Continuum, it is a cosmological constant of "horizon". Thus it has differing meanings and physicality to the Space-verse (no meaning or physicality whatsoever), the Time-verse (the physicist favorite meaning and physicality), and the Space-Time Continuum (as illusive as any illusive horizon that can never be approached much less reached).
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