=> A Brief Overview of Early Cosmological Models... this possible, introducing a so-called cosmological constant into his equations. (Hawking 1998: 42) This of course was soon proved to be wrong, and everybody now knows that the cosmos is in continuous motion. Einstein himself later considered this to be one of his greatest mistakes. Ibn al ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - 3.5.17 Axiomatic Approaches... o-called cosmological constant into his equations.†Hawking (1998) This of course was soon proved to be wrong, and everybody now knows that the cosmos, outside the solar system, is in continuous motion. Einstein himself later considered the cosmological constant to be his greatest pl ...
=> ULTIMATE SYMMETRY - I.2.2 The Speed of Light as the Fractal
Dimension... of re-creation. This is what gives rise to Special and General Relativity, while also allowing instantaneous physical change, and not only transfer of information, because there is no real continuous motion in the common sense that the same object gradually leaves its place to occupy new ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 1. A Brief Overview of Early Cosmological Models:... this possible, introducing a so-called cosmological constant into his equations. (Hawking 1998: 42) This of course was soon proved to be wrong, and everybody now knows that the cosmos is in continuous motion. Einstein himself later considered this to be one of his greatest mistakes. Ibn Ar ...
=> SINGLE MONAD MODEL - 6. Motion:... nside this Book 6. Motion: Time, therefore, is necessary to describe motion. But the answer to the question 'what is motion?' may not be as obvious as it might at first appear. Matter is in continuous motion, and objects require a cause to move; this is undisputable philosophical fact. But ...
=> TIME CHEST - 3.4.7 The Theoretical Speed of Light... of re-creation. This is what gives rise to Special and General Relativity, while also allowing instantaneous physical change, and not only transfer of information, because there is no real continuous motion in the common sense that the same object gradually leaves its place to occupy new ...
=> TIME CHEST - 2.2.4 Causality and the Reality of Motion... the Reality of Motion Time, therefore, is necessary to describe motion. But the answer to the question “what is motion?” may not be as obvious as it might at first appear. Matter is in continuous motion, and objects require a cause to move; this is indisputable philosophical fact. But ...
=> TIME CHEST - 1.5 Western Philosophy and Physics... his possible, introducing a so-called cosmological constant into his equations.(Hawking 1998: 42) This of course was soon proved to be wrong, and everybody now knows that the cosmos is in continuous motion. Einstein himself later considered this to be one of his greatest mistakes. As we ...
=> The Cosmic Computer... refresh rate of re-creation. This gives rise to Relativity, while also allowing almost-instantaneous nonlocal physical change, and not only transfer of information, because there is no real continuous motion, but it is re-creation in the new place which could be at the other end of the Uni ...
=> Motion... can be found here . Motion Time, therefore, is necessary to describe motion. But the answer to the question 'what is motion?' may not be as obvious as it might at first appear. Matter is in continuous motion, and objects require a cause to move; this is undisputable philosophical fact. But ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - 7.3.2 The Theoretical Speed of Light... gives rise to Special and General Relativity, as we explained in chapter V, while also allowing instantaneous physical change, and not only transfer of information, because there is no real continuous motion in the common sense that the same object gradually leaves its place to occupy new ...
=> The Problem of Non-Locality... Relativity because this velocity is independent of all observers, while also allowing instantaneous nonlocal physical change, and not only transfer of information, because there is no real continuous motion, but it is always re-creation in the new place which could be at the other end of ...
=> DUALITY OF TIME - 5.3.1 Locality and the Speed of Light... Relativity because this velocity is independent of all observers, while also allowing instantaneous nonlocal physical change, and not only transfer of information, because there is no real continuous motion, but it is always re-creation in the new place which could be at the other end of ...
The science of Time is a noble science, that reveals the secret of Eternity. Only the Elites of Sages may ever come to know this secret. It is called the First Age, or the Age of ages, from which time is emerging.
