One primordial sphere per primordial unit of time

a little working document by Bruce Camber, May 8, 2021

• PlanckTime: 5.39116)×10^-44 seconds equals 18.5-tredecillion primordial spheres per second.
• Base-2 exponentiation is used to understand a natural ordering of spheres.
• Rate of expansion of the universe homepage: http://81018.com/tredecillion/

The concept of one infinitesimal sphere per infinitesimal unit of time has a simple logic. The result of such logic results in this rather explosive rate of generating spheres per second. Within this construction, of course, is a unit of charge, the thrust of any and all other dimensionless constants, and, of course, the speed of light. Some combination equals a sustainable thrust. When we were first learning about natural inflation, the entire topic of thrust was being engaged. That document — https://81018.com/thrust/ — was written in 2017 and certainly stands to be reviewed and updated.

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