A traveler takes off from the Earth accelerating in velocity to an escape velocity from the Earth to interplanetary space. He has self-propelling capability to keep on accelerating in velocity. He accelerates in velocity to a point of contracting the distances (the space and time) of interplanetary space to the point of achieving escape to interstellar space away from the solar system. He keeps on accelerating to a point of contracting the distances (the space and time) of interstellar space to the point of achieving escape to intergalactic space away from the Milky Way. If he keeps going in his acceleration in velocity he could contract the distances (the space and time) between galaxies of the universe, accelerating in contracting the local, relative, universe. This is all gain in positive velocity relative to the Earth observer's '0' as he sits very still in his chair at his light resolving telescope on Earth. But of course regarding the universe at large he isn't sitting still, the Earth itself being a ship traveling through space and time.
So a ship could possibly leave the Earth, the ship of Earth, and the ship of the solar system, and go negative in velocity with regard to Earth observer's '0' of velocity sitting still in his chair on Earth. But where is he going with such a constant deceleration in velocity? Just what is he on the way to becoming relative to from any such constant deceleration in velocity?
In all his acceleration he escaped up and out of a series of gravity wells. Planes of gravity. The Earth's. The solar system's. The galaxy's. Now, once he leaves the solar system's well, in order to do exactly the opposite of what he did earlier in this scenario he isn't bound for leaving the galaxy's well. In decelerating in velocity (vis-a-vis the Earth observer's velocity of '0') he is bound for getting deeper into the galaxy's well, essentially falling toward the great blackhole at the center of the Milky Way. He is accelerating in decelerating in velocity at an ever greater clip (again going negative in velocity -- at an ever greater clip -- relative to the Earth observer). The blackhole center of the Milky way is ever accelerating in expansion of event horizon in his observation. And the universe itself is ever accelerating in expansion toward infinity away from him at an ever greater clip, in his observation of it. He has survived his constant of deceleration in velocity (relative to the Earth observer's '0' of velocity) to this point. He has not long to continue to do so, continuing toward and down that expanding, acceleratingly expanding, chute of infinity of Big Crunch (which 'naked singularity' will eventually reach infinities of singularities (via heat) which will translate in superpositioning to infinities of Planck level super hot blue-white holes (quantum fluctuations) leaving nova like material existence -- primordial existence -- once more to finite universes). The irresistible force of the (ultimately decelerated in velocity and energy) immovable object.
So a ship could possibly leave the Earth, the ship of Earth, and the ship of the solar system, and go negative in velocity with regard to Earth observer's '0' of velocity sitting still in his chair on Earth. But where is he going with such a constant deceleration in velocity? Just what is he on the way to becoming relative to from any such constant deceleration in velocity?
In all his acceleration he escaped up and out of a series of gravity wells. Planes of gravity. The Earth's. The solar system's. The galaxy's. Now, once he leaves the solar system's well, in order to do exactly the opposite of what he did earlier in this scenario he isn't bound for leaving the galaxy's well. In decelerating in velocity (vis-a-vis the Earth observer's velocity of '0') he is bound for getting deeper into the galaxy's well, essentially falling toward the great blackhole at the center of the Milky Way. He is accelerating in decelerating in velocity at an ever greater clip (again going negative in velocity -- at an ever greater clip -- relative to the Earth observer). The blackhole center of the Milky way is ever accelerating in expansion of event horizon in his observation. And the universe itself is ever accelerating in expansion toward infinity away from him at an ever greater clip, in his observation of it. He has survived his constant of deceleration in velocity (relative to the Earth observer's '0' of velocity) to this point. He has not long to continue to do so, continuing toward and down that expanding, acceleratingly expanding, chute of infinity of Big Crunch (which 'naked singularity' will eventually reach infinities of singularities (via heat) which will translate in superpositioning to infinities of Planck level super hot blue-white holes (quantum fluctuations) leaving nova like material existence -- primordial existence -- once more to finite universes). The irresistible force of the (ultimately decelerated in velocity and energy) immovable object.
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