Universe's Greatest Energy Force

It is so clean it is undetectable. It is so forceful that the universe
with all structure both large and small and their combined force of
inertia can't match it. If it was a tug of war on one side would be an
elephant and on the other side a flie. The force is in space. More
precisely in inner space. The force is space expansion. The source of
this expansion force is matter,and anti-matter annihilating each other.
Nature hides its biggest secret in the tiniest areas of the micro
realm,and yet it creates the greatest force in the macro realm since it
uses the macro's biggest identity,and that is the aether. Reality is we
have a virtual universe also,and we can't see it,but it is
measurable,and it is time that we gave it the thinking it deserves.
Beert

"Universe's Greatest Energy
Force ~

Reality is, we
Have a virtual universe also,
And we can't see it, but it is measurable,
And it is time that we gave it the thinking
It deserves."
~ Bert

"O, but Bert ~
Ignore not the down ~ to ~ earth, too.
To look too far beyond, to ignore today,
Hurts, too, both
Virtual and those who travel on foot,
With a gold carriage, or a zipping zapping laser
Light ~ For

Life, on foot, or flying en air ~
Suffers, if not properly
Cared for."
~ Twittering

The universe's greatest energy force is its negative force of gravity.
Bert

The universe's greatest force comes from two forces that work in
opposite directions. The inward curving of micro space,and the outward
curving of macro space. Hope this does not make you jump and say there
goes Bert's weird thinking again. It can't hurt to think about it .
I have posted my concave convex theory,and surprisingly its gone over
well. So we have a universe with in an out curving of space. It fits
Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
The universe's greatest force comes from two forces that work in
opposite directions. The inward curving of micro space,and the outward
curving of macro space. Hope this does not make you jump and say there
goes Bert's weird thinking again. It can't hurt to think about it .
I have posted my concave convex theory,and surprisingly its gone over
well. So we have a universe with in an out curving of space. It fits
Bert


Does an out curving space mean the universe is infinite?

Double-A

Hi double-A yes as viewed in our spacetime it is very hard to make a
case for even our universe getting bigger,at a set speed(coasting along.
The universe is convexing space greater and greater.It could be growing
faster than the light leaving our sun. The universe could have an
expanding horizon being so fast that the star light inside has not the
velocity to get out. Treb and I agree "Universes are black holes" and
their only communication with each other is their mutual gravity.
Beert