Okay, I have a theory that since the universe has mass (not just on Sundays), that:
1. The universes' shape is defined by it's own gravity
2. The universe battles between the pressure of the big bang, and gravity caused by all matter in the universe.
3. As you go closer to the center of the universe, because of (cyntrifical force/gravity), time maves more slowly (relatively); As you go futher away from the center of the universe, time moves faster.
4. A spherical barrier made up of all of the 4 properties of matter exists on the edge of the universe (unpenetrable, for obvious reasons)
5. In the hypothetical 'outside' of the universe, time moves atr an infinite speed.
6. At the center of the universe is a core singularity where all matter originated from.
7. The singularity of the universe acts as a black hole (infinate gravity, non-moving time).
8. The singularity has no mass, and is made up of remenant anti-matter nebulae from the big bang.
Let me know what you think.
2007-12-23
14:16:17
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Synthuir
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