THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE
Chapter 02 - Moment Zero
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ARGUMENT 0202-08
PRECEDENTS
0105-02
: That
space
has no properties independent of the
gravitons
within it.
0105-03
: That space has property measures which are the sum of the property measures of its gravitons and
gravitonpairs
.
0105-04
: That the dimensions of the
Universe
can be measured by reference to the gravitons within it.
0201-01
: That the Universe had a
Moment Zero
which was when its current expansion began.
0202-07
: That the Universe is not eternal.
PARAMETERS
Consider that the Universe has been expanding since Moment Zero.
Consider that space has no properties of its own and thus cannot expand.
REASONING
Because the Universe has been expanding since Moment Zero, its area has been increasing.
Because its area has been increasing, the Universe must have space to expand into.
Because the Universe must have space to expand into, the area of the
uberuniverse
must be greater than that of the Universe.
CONCLUSION
That the Universe is smaller than the uberuniverse within which it is expanding.
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Chapter 8 - Nucleons
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Chapter 12 - Star Mechanics
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Chapter 14 - Galaxy Mechanics
Chapter 15 - Galactic Clusters
Chapter 16 - Galactic Cluster Mechanics
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REVISIONS
29 Mar 2015 - major revisions to layout, content, and numbering.
20 Sep 2016 - revisions to content and layout.
21 Apr 2017 - teels changed to gravitons.