Foundations Work: Time and Space

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Foundations Work:
Time and Space
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The Copenhagen
Interpretation
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Meaningful Time - Cycles
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Circular Definition
Janna Levin from Barnard College/Columbia University in a
short excerpt from The Illusion of Time:
“We would like to corner time as a thing, but it defies that
completely by being momentary. By only having definitions
that harken back to the notion of time itself.”
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The Age of the Universe
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Multifractals and Manifolds
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Useful Frequency Intervals
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Black Hole Scalar Distribution
Nasa.gov:
“Black holes can be big or small. Scientists think the
smallest black holes are as small as just one atom.”
“The largest black holes have masses that are more
than 1 million suns together.”
“Scientists think the smallest black holes formed when
the universe began.”
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Scalar Turbulence
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Quantum Turbulence
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The Age of the Universe
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Interpreting the Red Shift Data
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Feynman Diagrams
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Event Horizons Photon Spheres
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Mirror Force Reversal
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Mirror Force Reversal
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Eddy Black Holes
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Rotational and Irrotational
Vortices
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Space to Time Transition
Across an Event Horizon
“One thing that happens to an observer crossing the event
horizon is that once it is crossed the singularity lies in the
future. To the outside observer, the black hole (and inside
it, the singularity) forms a world-tube a world tube traces out a three-dimensional volume for
every moment in time.
- but to the inside observer, the singularity is now a
hypersurface (in your future).”
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Foundations Work:
Time and Space
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