ARGUMENT
0402-05
PRECEDENTS:
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0402-02:
That every graviton decelerates at a rate that increases with distance from the Ucentre.
- 0402-03:
That the Universe becomes disordered as gravitons collide.
- 0402-04:
That the Universe's rate of expansion decelerates.
PARAMETERS:
- Consider that at any distance from the Ucentre gravitons have an average realspeed.
- Consider that, at Moment Zero, at any distance from the Ucentre the average realspeed is the same.
- Consider
that, post Moment Zero, at any distance from the Ucentre the average
realspeed decreases due to the graviton's mutual gravitypull, collision
disorder, and the transmutation of kineticenergy to potentialenergy and
latentenergy.
- Consider that, post Moment Zero, the average realspeed decreases with distance from the Ucentre.
- Consider
that, post Moment Zero, there is a distance from the Ucentre at which
the average realspeed is higher than at any other distance - this is the realspeedpeak.
- Consider that, at Moment Zero, the realspeedpeak is Universe-wide.
- Consider that, immediately post Moment Zero, the realspeedpeak is at the Ucentre.
REASONING:
- Because,
post Moment Zero, the average realspeed decreases with distance from
the Ucentre, the gravitons behind collide with the gravitons ahead.
- Because
the gravitons behind collide with the gravitons ahead, realspeed is transferred
from the gravitons behind to the gravitons ahead, Newton's Cradle fashion.
- Because
realspeed is transferred from the gravitons behind to the gravitons ahead, the
realspeedpeak moves progressively from the Ucentre to the
Usurface.
CONCLUSION:
- That the Universe's realspeedpeak progressively moves outward from the Ucentre
toward the Usurface.
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