B. Arguments for a Uniform expansion of space-time.

1. The first advantage for the Uniform expansion of space is it’s simplicity. The expansion is the same everywhere. The expansion becomes a unifying structure or background upon which reality is based. Since the expansion is uniform everywhere, every location becomes the center of an expanding universe. There is no “offset” within galaxies, as previously required. Now every atom, from every location in the universe becomes the center of an expanding universe, and each location remains this way from the beginning of time to the end of time.
2. Since it is space that is expanding between galaxies, and since there is space between the stars within galaxies, and since there is even space within the atom, it is at least reasonable to consider a relationship that describes the expansion of space that is uniform at all scales of observation.
3. If the universe is expanding everywhere, and it does so at the quantum scale of observation, then a physical explanation for the nature of quantum relationships becomes realized. As the universe expands, it must do so at an incredibly small “piece” at a time. This quantum-sized bit of reality causes the existing framework of reality to move aside. Since the expansion around each point is probabilistically described, it induces the patterns associated with quantum relationships.
4. This theoretical model for the universe is a unifying theory in that the largest observed phenomena in the universe, which is the universe’s expansion, is directly associated with the smallest observed phenomena, which is described by quantum relationships.
5. Additionally, along the lines of proposing that this theory is a unifying theory, it will be shown that the dimensional structure of space-time is conformant to the probable dimensional structure of matter itself. The dimensional relationships that describe space-time are the same as the probable dimensional structure of matter itself.
6. A theoretical model describing the expansion of space will establish the “Laws of Gravitation” and impose those same dimensional relationships for the Atom.
7. A number of Astrophysical relationships are explained.
a. The early formation of stars and galaxies in the evolution of the universe is due to the increased effect of gravity.
b. The intense energy production from small regions of space associated with quasars can be explained without resorting to “black holes”.
c. It resolves the “age problem” in that some stars seem to be older than the universe.
d. It can rain on Mars even though the present density of the atmosphere is much too thin to support rain clouds and the present surface gravity does not establish a dense enough atmosphere.
e. Advocates of an iron core for our sun will find that this theory will describe a galactic evolution that produces enough Iron in most galaxies that it is a common and plentiful material. In fact Iron cores will be required for most stars in order to maintain celestial stability.
f. An energy source for the Great Red Spot will be provided.


In a few days I should have the bugs out of my web site. (The drawings are giving me a hard time).

This is a geometric theory that is mathmaticly based. I look forward to the feedback.

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