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Epsilon=One
02-20-2006, 08:59 PM
An understanding of space and time

A misunderstanding of the concepts of space and time, often misleadingly linked as "spacetime," creates much of miasma of academic, theoretical physics.

Reality, our environment, cannot be rationalized without a clear understanding of what space and time are; such that, the mathematics of the standard models can be reconciled to one philosophy.

Neither concept is directly addressed beyond vague postulates by any conventional paradigm.

Pulsoid Theory (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=128) provides a clear definition of both space and time.

Space and time are closely related because each is dependent upon a unit and the subsequent effect of complex motion from the same phenomenon; however, the concepts are no more interchangeable than concepts of the whole and its parts.

It is the simultaneous, quaquaversal motion from three points that results in the ellipsoidal geometry of the Pulsoid that provides the complex motion that underlies the nature or fabric/texture that is everywhere that there is “space.” It is also this same ellipsoidal geometry of the Pulsoid (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=98) that provides the mechanism that creates a quantum of said space.

The quantum can be said to be “cut” from the nature of “space” in a manner analogous to a pulse.

The “cutting” mechanism for a pulsing quantum of “space” is analogous to a “clock” escapement.

A “clock” is an instrument that regulates energy, with an escapement, into equal units.

Time is defined by the “clock” that measures it. Time is the multiple of the equal units regulated by the escapement of the particular “clock” that measures a particular time.

There are many forms of time that eventually all reduce to fundamental, intrinsic time (FIT). FIT is that time defined by the “clock” that is created within every quantum of “space” by its geometry.

The term “space” is denoted with quotation marks because the term is misleading with connotations of vacuum and empty. Conventional space can also be confused with “dark” energy and “dark” matter. Rather than “space” the term Dyosphere will be used, which is an acronym for Dynamic, Oscillating Spheroids.

Thus, overall space is defined as non-continuous quanta referred to as the Dyosphere (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=151); and, the quantum is, generically, referred to as a Pulsoid (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=98).

And, time is fundamentally referred to as fundamental, intrinsic time (FIT) that is defined by a “clock” that is intrinsic to a Pulsoid (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=98).

Defining the escapement mechanism and unit of said “clock” that is intrinsic to a Pulsoid (http://www.physicsmathforums.com/showthread.php?t=98) provides the real definition for the time that so confounds physicists as spacetime.

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ste
04-24-2007, 02:31 AM
What happens when two or more pulsoids collide? Why do we not see more activity in the so-called "empty" space? Why do we perceive the space as being empty, and what distinguishes empty space from space consisting of matter, on the pulsoid scale? What determines the amount of "dark" energy in one particular volume?

How can a quantum be "cut", if it is already the smallest reduction measurable? Perhaps I am misunderstanding the meaning of the world in this context.

Why is there such a close connection between time and the orthogonal dimensions? If the escapement mechanism of the pulsoid is the conceptual unit, would FIT progress cyclically (coalescence, propagation, compression, dissipation)?

Epsilon=One
05-09-2007, 05:46 PM
What happens when two or more pulsoids collide?They compress or coalesce depending upon whether they are describing fermions or bosons.

Why do we not see more activity in the so-called "empty" space?Depends upon what you mean by “activity.” A knowledgeable physicist is aware of infinite “activity”; an unknowledgeable layperson is aware of very little “activity.”

Why do we perceive the space as being empty...Anthropic senses are not very sensitive compared to such as electronic antennas.

…and what distinguishes empty space from space consisting of matter, on the pulsoid scale? I suppose nothing. The question is difficult as “space” is not empty; thus, I use the term Dyosphere (www.Dyosphere.com) so as not to confuse the connotations.

What determines the amount of "dark" energy in one particular volume?Depends upon the “particular” volume. See quantum physics mathematics concerning Planck volumes.

How can a quantum be "cut", if it is already the smallest reduction measurable?It can’t be cut and exist.

Perhaps I am misunderstanding the meaning of the world in this context.Perhaps.

Why is there such a close connection between time and the orthogonal dimensions?Because there evolution is closely related; but quite different.

If the escapement mechanism of the pulsoid is the conceptual unit, would FIT progress cyclically (coalescence, propagation, compression, dissipation)?No. It is; or isn’t.