On Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 1:54:11 AM UTC-5, The Starmaker wrote:
Mark Earnest wrote:

On Wednesday, May 16, 2018 at 1:40:47 PM UTC-5, The Starmaker wrote:
I've been doing observations of
The Origin of Gravity but I'm not finished...

so here is The Origin of Time..

it seems to me
that there is no origin of time.

Time always existed before and after the big bang
according to my observations.

The only difference between Time before the big bang and
Time after the big bang is...seconds.

There were no seconds before the big bang.

Before the big bang Time was infinite..but the big bang
changed that, and divided time into...parts (you call seconds).

According to your measurements of Time...our universe age is
trillion and trillions of years (whatever infinite time is)

if you don't break it into parts of seconds...


There is no spacetime...

There is space...and there is time.


Space doesn't flow.

There is no time before the Big Bang. The Big Bang began time. How can there possibly be time infinite in reverse? There is no way to even imagine such a thing.


Albert Einstein considered a steady-state model of the expanding universe...

that means eternal universe and a big bang (expanding universe).

The big bang was actually the tranfer of a steady-state into a expanding universe.

A no clock universe into a clock universe.

unmeasurable time to measurable time.


In a steady state universe...stars do not die.


The big bang is the tranfer from stars that do not die to stars that die.


The Starmaker


Einstein was smart but he was not as smart as your average child who sees more clearly. The universe is not steady state until it expands to the correct diameter. Then the gravitation of everything to everything else balances out and stays that way.