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Time, necessarily derivative of light and length

by Bruce Camber Initiated: July 2017 Prior Homepage

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From the very first moment of time to this present moment — today, right Now, within this very instant– the best estimates for the age of the universe is around 13.8-to-14.1 billion years. 

Using base-2 exponentiation (also called doublings or the power of 2), just 202 notations encapsulate it all. That very first moment of time is defined by:

1. The four Planck base units
2. Those constants and universals that are involved within each unit’s definition, and 
3. The four nascent forces of nature that become gravity, electromagnetism, the strong force, and the weak force.

Simply stated, Planck Time is equal to Planck Length divided by speed of light; and therefore, Planck Length divided by Planck Time is equal to the speed of light.

Here, time is derivative, it is discrete, it is quantized, and it necessarily involves space and light. It is not infinite or absolute. Newton’s absolute space and time is rejected.

As a result, it is hypothesized that the equation from Planck Time to the Age of the Universe is the most-simple, most-inclusive mathematical continuity equation possible. Conceptually it could also include simple nested geometries that interconnect (tile and tessellate) the entire universe. This hypothesis particularly focuses on the deep infrastructure created and sustained between notations 1 and 143 as the universe becomes one second old* within Notation 143.

Yes, those 143 notations define the first second of creation. Out of a total of 202 notations, well over two-thirds of this chart is devoted to the first second of creation. One might conclude that there is something exquisitely important happening within these very small, seemingly instantaneous, 143 steps or doublings (groups and sets, and clusters and domains).

It will take another 17 notations before a day is defined.

Within our mind’s eye we can see that these notations do not become the past. Each notation is always present; each is doing its work in making and sustaining this universe. All of time is always taken together and there is only the Now.

One second, one minute, one hour: Assume 60 seconds in a minute and 60 minutes in an hour and 24 hours in a day.
One day: 86,400 seconds. Out of the 202 notations, one day is between the 160th and 161st notations.
One month: An average of 2,629,746 seconds, it is within the 165th notation.
One year: An average of 31,556,952 seconds, it is between the 168th and 169th notations.
One millennium: 1000 years, an average of 31,556,952,000 seconds, is between the 178th and 179th notations.
One million years: An average of 31,556,952,000,000 seconds, is between the 188th and 189th notations.
The first billion years, an eon, is approximately 31,556,952,000,000,000 seconds; it is between the 199th and 200th notations.
13.8 billion years and counting. The universe today has defined more than 435.48 quintillion seconds of the universe. That calculation looks like this: 31.5 quintillion seconds in a billion years, multiplied by 13.8 is 435.48 quintillion seconds.

We have discussed the nature of time in an earlier posting. Throughout the years of recorded human history, there have been innumerable postulations and many thousands of books that have focused on the nature of time.

None of those have been contained within 202 notations. Just a few discuss time as finite, derivative, and quantized. So, the answer to our question, “Is time infinite?” is a simple, “Only through a quality of light.” In these studies, the infinite is defined as (1) continuity which creates order, (2) symmetry which creates relations, and (3) harmony which creates dynamics. The confessional or religious language around the definition of the infinite is personal. In these studies, our goal is to move beyond personal language to the more universal language of mathematics.

Thank you.

Endnotes:
This enterprise is relatively new — still in its earliest stages — and needs to be explored further.
* Within this study the concepts of past and future are human conventions. Yet, because we have adopted them as commonsense, it will take a bit of time to transition out of this historic style and use of language. Making such transitions is never easy to do. -BEC

Key articles (always under construction):
• Measuring an Expanding Universe Using Planck Units
• The Thrust of the Universe: What is it?
• Visualizing the Universe

All the articles and reflections written over the years are listed within the Index.