Physics DECAY THEORY cosmology

Extended theorised definition of Energy Abstract: The Decay Theory proposes that energy and mass emerge from disruptions in equilibrium, giving rise to various energy forms. Energy and momenta are intertwined as Albert Einstein said. But this theory extends the definition of energy, integrating concepts from thermodynamics, quantum mechanics, and complexity science. Mathematical Foundations: 1. Define energy (E) as a functional of equilibrium disruptions: E = ∫[Δε(x)dx] 2. Introduce a vibration-based framework: ω = √(k/m), where ω is frequency, k is stiffness, and m is mass 3. Relate vibrations to energy forms: E = ħω Conceptual Framework: 1. Equilibrium disruptions generate vibrations, leading to energy emergence. 2. Mass is a type of energy, related to binding energy and QCD vacuum energy. 3. Consciousness is inherent in all movement, with silent resistance (electron) playing a key role. Predictive Power: 1. Predict energy forms beyond mass (e.g., kinetic, potential, electromagnetic)...

 Gravity is: Effects of Limitations of existence or the limitations of causality  or The causality itself  ( Gravity is  causality itself) or The effects of the dimensionality or dimensional mechanics of existence  or The effects of Limitations within mechanical progression in the existence  or  The effect from the mechanical boundaries of the existence.  Or the stretched limitations in the dynamics of the universe or  The dead limits of the universe and its progressive dynamics  Or the limitations of the mechanical dimensions. This is the case because Decay Theory believes in Entity and Anti Entity.  Entity standing for mechanical progress in phenomena.  Anti Entity standing for the opposing mechnics, against progress in existence.    It says the universe was born from an entity that lost its originality. In summary the universe represents THAT loss of originality. This takes into consideration that the space itself ...

 

The  Universe is like this, an ever flourishing  decay Decay Theory of Cosmology and physics is a new Quantum model in Physics and Philosophy which explains the universe and its origin in a rather different and unconventional way. For instance, this theory describes Gravity as: Limitations of existence or the limitations of causality  or The causality itself or  The effects of the dimensionality  or The effect of mechanical limitations of  progression in the existence  or  The effect from the mechanical bounds of the existence.    This is the case because Decay Theory believes in Entity and Anti Entity.  Entity standing for mechanical phenomenal progress  Anti Entity standing for the opposing mechincs against phenomenal progress in existence.    It says the universe was born from an enity that lost its originality. In summary the universe represents THAT loss of originality. This takes into consideration that the spac...

Here are versions of a rather weird scientific definition of Gravity, far from Isaac Newton or Albert Einstein.     1.      In an abstract concept, Decay Theory of Cosmology and Physics, postulates the genesis of the universe. 2.      It proposes that each potential or virtual entity was initially paired with an opposing entity designed to annul its effects. 3.       This foundational symmetry dictated that every conceivable  aspect of nature harbored an anti-counterpart, leading to a cancellation or alienation of these possibilities, resulting in the establishment of a cosmic void. 4.      The emergence of tangible entities is theorized to have transpired following the disruption of this equilibrium through the decay of one of the virtual partner entities, either the entity or its anti-entity. As the anti-entities underwent decay, entities gained ascendancy, fostering their proliferati...

  Let's denote the state of equilibrium as E(t) and the dominance or prominence of one virtual entity over the other as D(t). The transition from equilibrium to dominance can be represented by a function that accounts for the decay or degradation of the equilibrium state over time, leading to the emergence of dominance. This transition can be modeled using a differential equation. One possible mathematical representation of this process could be: dE/dt = - k * E This equation represents the rate of change of equilibrium E with respect to time t, where k is a decay constant that signifies the degradation of the equilibrium state over time. Additionally, we can introduce a dominance factor that represents the prominence of one virtual entity over the other as it gains dominance: dD/dt = k * E This equation captures the rate of change of dominance D with respect to time t, where the dominance factor is influenced by the decay of the equilibrium state E. These equations s...