The flux theory of gravitation XVIII: macro and quantum gravity, cosmo waves and applications

摘要

This paper explains, for the first time, recent and old astonishing phenomena based on reports from the Hubble in light of the flux theory of gravitation (FTG). Among the astonishing phenomena and their explanation are the following:(1) Accelerated radial expansion of our universe; the present rate of radial expansion computed from Hubble’s law, the radius having order of magnitude of 1010 light years, has order of magnitude ρ1017 km/sec, where ρ is constant of proportionality that still needs to be determined. The super…super depression caused by the Big Bang has evolved into a super…super galaxy; its powerful spin imparts centrifugal force that pushes the galaxies outward at this accelerated rate.(2) Appearance of cosmic dust in the Cosmos that congeals into stars at the rate of one star per minute. Energetic cosmic waves revealed by cosmic ripples and gamma-ray bursts convert non-agitated to semi-agitated superstrings and semi-agitated superstrings to visible matter resulting in fractal pockets of low pressure that evolve into vortices and collect cosmic dust at their cores. A piece of cosmic dust, as small as 0.002 microns, is like a planet; it has crust and mantle like Earth.(3) The constants of nature like Planck’s constant h and 110 °K of superconductivity. The former is the kinetic energy of a primal cycle and the latter is the lower limit of kinetic energy of the atoms beyond which agitation by cosmic waves is unable to free orbital electrons or convert semi-agitated superstrings to prima.(4) The largest structure in the Cosmos – tightly-packed, cocoon-shaped galaxy cluster 650 million light years across. This is identified, in light of FTG, as the accumulated mass at the core of the super…super galaxy of (1), our universe.(5) By the flux-pressure complementarity principle and the new cosmology defined by FTG, the Universe is timeless and unbounded, visible matter is finite, our universes is a local bubble in it, and there is ample evidence of the existence of other universes.