Voids in the ground state are negative Mass/Energy/Pressue.



Hi Peter_Bjørn_Perlsø,

If the cosmos was homogenous water, then that's the ground state.
the bubbles would be voids in the ground state,
i.e. negative Mass/Energy/Pressure ( by conversions such as e = m * c^2 );
so, according to General_Relativity, they'd repel.
The net energy of the cosmos is negative, by the way.
Specifically... given that the first law of thermodynamics posits that
the mass-energy of a closed system is constant.
And the second law asserts that that mass-energy spontaneously dissipates...
The cosmos is a closed system who's net energy
( including Dark_Energy/Negative_Pressure/Negative_Energy ) is constant;
and its entropy always goes up because its temperature always goes down.

Even more specifically ( if you have the Time/Energy/Patience )...

The speed of light in an _Ideal_ vacuum is a constant
( and therefore independent of the speed of the source )
for the same reason the speed of sound in a certain atmosphere is constant.
But:

1. A vacuum has no wind.
2. Only photons can travel that fast.
3. Nothing ( no information ) can travel faster.

Nothing can travel faster than a photon because
it'd take infinite acceleration ( and thus infinite directed energy )
to accelerate something with a non-zero rest mass.
Further, the energy need to accelerate it would incinerate it.
True singularities can't exist for a similar reason;
they couldn't possibly emit infinite energy at their event horizons.
True vacuums also can't exist for a similar reason;
it'd take infinite directed energy to create a perfect vacuum.
The gravitational field of Space/Time/Objects is determined by
density and pressure.
A virtual singularity, such as the one at the start of the Big Bang
( before our now-visible universe was Planck density )
or at the center of a virtual black hole has these properties:

* the SI second ( i.e. X oscillations of SI's cesium maser )
takes an eternity ( by earth's standards ),
so no time passes ( an obvious absurdity ).

* the SI meter is infinitely wide ( by earth's standards ),
so no volume exists ( an obvious absurdity ).

* the SI kilogram is infinitely weak ( by earth's standards ) because
the radiation pressure ( which could define it ) is infinitely dissipated;
so infinite Mass_Energy exists ( an obvious absurdity ).

Cosmically, the geometry of spacetime ( 4D ) is ever-flat ( euclidian )
with no center of gravity; but, just as you can define the SI kilogram
using X oscillations of a maser,
( or atom laser, by conversion from its pressure, given a steady intensity ),
pressure is a 5th _Spatial_ dimension, demarcatable ( by conversions )
in SI meters, SI seconds, pascals, Kelvin, and/or entropy.
The units of entropy are Joules per Kelvin, but only the Kelvin changes;
so the entropy goes up as the temperature of the universe drops.
Think of entropy as a measure of how dissipated ( i.e. consumed ) something is.
( The sixth spatial dimension is probably Coulombs, i.e. Free_Energy )

Zooming out, a photon observed today from the birth of the CMB
underwent X oscillations... which, by conversions
( c * t, Pressure_Cosmos = - ( .74 / .26 ) * Density_Matter * c^2 ),
represents a length, a duration, and
a pressure field ( i.e. a mass, by conversion ):

Pressure_Time_Space: Five _Spatial_ dimensions.

Zooming in, the SI meter, second and kilogram
can each be defined as oscillation counts.
Sans zooming, my directional ( WiFi ) antenna ( for example )
has an infinite number of orientations at any given X, Y, Z, T;
so, there's no limit to the number of unique films ( i.e. time slices )
that can be recorded at a given X,Y,Z.
Each orientation is a point in a pseudo-random pressure field.
Like a dice toss is known to be pseudorandom ( i.e. causal ),
time is psuedo-directional ( i.e. spatial )
because all randomness is pseudorandom.

Spacetime in our observable universe has always accrued exponentially.
It accrued faster when the universe was denser;
so I suspect dark energy is a property of mass-energy;
i.e. it's just spontaneous dissipation... entropy.
If it weren't so, then tons of dark energy is being spontaneously created
in violation of the first law of thermodynamics... a big no-no in my book.
( I posit that gravity is merely left-overs from the ever-denser past )
Thus black holes might be full of Negative/Dark_Energy;
i.e. a time-dilated White_Hole with
great Coherence/Free_Energy/NegEntropy/Life/Relativistic_Mass.


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