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On More Fully Recognizing The Infinite
By Bruce Camber, first posted here on November 4, 2017 and updated over time
Précis: Whenever we look up into a clear night sky, often someone will say, “It goes on forever.” As children we learned to accept the infinitude of space and time. It is deeply ingrained within our thought structures. The problem is that this perception, in light of the base-2 exponentiation from the Planck units to the age and size of the universe, is probably not quite right.
History. Alchemist Isaac Newton was an experimenter and he made mistakes. He used trial and error. When he described space and time, I believe he was off the mark. Though a genius, he was overly sure of himself and was often arrogant and condescending. One of his many contribution to our universe of knowledge is his sense of space-time and the infinite. These lasting imprints, however, were only partially right.
Isaac Newton, Lucasian Professor at Cambridge University (1669). Wikipedia says: “He was a devout but unorthodox Christian, who privately rejected the doctrine of the Trinity and who, unusual for a member of the Cambridge faculty at that time, refused to take holy orders in the Church of England.” More (Wikipedia)…
Infinity: Newton was confused about the nature of infinity. And, his confusion became our confusion; and, it has become the world’s confusion. Infinity to this day remains a problem for many in the academic community because it is too often interlaced with theological and religious language. The God wars between the arrogant among religious thinkers have caused many intellectuals to avoid religious language. A possible resolution to that conundrum is to use those terms that describe the universals and constants that originate in mathematics and science. Those terms should capture facets, a certain essence, that is part of both the finite and the infinite.
Three Faces of Infinity. Though most of these studies on this website are of the finite, the infinite has a substantial, abiding and fundamental role. The infinite describes a never-ending, never-repeating perfection or completeness or a wholeness, given within the sphere and pi, that is not fundamentally part of the finite. Within these studies the infinite is defined as continuity, that which creates order, sequences, and the nature of time. The infinite is symmetry, that which creates the foundations of relations, of balance and of the nature of space. And, the infinite is defined as harmony, that which creates dynamics, and creates a space-time moment. The use of religious or theological language and concepts is left to each reader.
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These three simple postulations about form-and-function assume a panoply of necessary-and-abiding transformations. When we look into the clear night sky, we “see” only as far as today’s transformations within this expanding universe.
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Set within the 202 base-2 notations from the Planck base units to this current moment, the Now, it challenges us to see how the entire universe is bound together within what is initially a most-simple mathematical and geometrical system that profoundly redefines space-and-time and our relation to the universe. In 2011 the first name of the project was “Big Board – little universe.” Those 202 steps, all active, make for a rather intimate place.
Our conclusion: “We live in a highly-integrated, exponential universe.”
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The continuity-symmetry-harmony concepts were first written down in 1970-72 to define the three faces of a perfected state in space-and-time. Each seemed to hold plausible answers to deeper questions about life and to such practical things as superconductors, quantum fluctuations, heartbeats, sleep, consciousness, reproduction… but the articulation of those facets of the transformations was too weak and generalized. There was no systemic application or coherence until it was discovered that our entire universe is contained within those 202 base-2 notations. So profoundly and deeply integrated, this chart gave us our first introduction to the first 67 notations that provide the footings to explain the homogeneity and isotropy of the universe. Here was the story of the Chessboard and Wheat all over again. There is so much space-and-time, every strain of mathematics will have its place within these first notations. There is enough room for consciousness, ethics, psychology and all other disciplines that have never had a place on a scientific grid.
This project opens new explorations. Certainly it re-awakens the finite-infinite relation, the nature of light, and the very nature of space-and-time. And, it thrusts enormous responsibility on each of us for our every thought, word and deed because it shows us how everything is related to everything and everything that we do impacts this little universe.
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Isaac Newton did not have the advantage of Leonhard Euler‘s exponentiation. Base-2, the most simple, still lacks proper respect. Newton did not have Planck’s base units. He was Lucasian Professor #2 and gave us our commonsense worldview: Absolute space and time.
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For more, click back through the homepages or click here:
- A few thoughts about science and religion on a day of rest
- Limits to Science & Limited Worldviews
- Measuring An Expanding Universe Using Planck Units
- Chart of the universe in 202 notations
- Why haven’t we seen this model until now?
- Does this model create an inherent foundation for both ethics and values?
- Is the big bang theory ultimately based on chaos? Does it encourage solipsism, then narcissism, nihilism, and ultimately a dystopia?
- A Few Key Concepts, Postulations Or Foundations
- Time is not infinite
- Quiet Expansions versus big bang
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Transition: Human-to-Large Scale |
205+ Observable Universe |
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| 2- 10 Forms1 Vertices:1024 |
77 Research ℓP:2.44×10-12m |
78 X-ray Wavelength |
95 Range: Visible Light |
96 Bacteria Red Light |
113 Hand-sizeH 16.78+cm |
114 TextbookT 12.8+inches |
131 Marathon 27+miles |
132 54+ miles 87.99+km |
204+ Observable Universe |
| 11-20 Structure-Ousia V: 1+million |
76 Gamma Wavelength |
79 Huang Scale |
94 Nanoparticles 100-10000+nm |
97 Blood cellR 2.4+microns(µm) |
112 Finger-size 3.3″(inches) |
115 Things 67.134±cm |
130 Race 21.998+km |
133 Drive 108+miles |
202-203+ Observable Universe |
| 21-30 Substances V:1+ billion |
75 Falstad Scale |
80 Periodic Table |
93 Gold LeafG 160.06±nm |
98 Capillary 5.12+microns |
111 Spoonful 4.19+cm |
116 A child 52.86±in |
129 Distances: 6.834+miles |
134 Gravity-free 351.97+km |
198-201 Superclusters 6.1-54+yottometers |
| 31-40 Qualities V:1+ trillion |
74 Research 1.52+x10-13m |
81 HydrogenH 31±pm |
92 Nanowires 80.03±nm |
99 Cells 10.24±microns |
110 MakeupM .82±inches |
117 A bed 105.72±inches |
128 Village 3.41±miles |
135 Distance 437.41±miles |
191-197 Virgo Supercluster3 |
| 41-50 Relations V:1+ quadrillion |
73 Research: Tunneling4 |
82 HydrogenH 78+ pm |
91 Little chipslc 40.01+nm |
100 Sperm 20.48+microns |
109 LipstickL 1.04+centimeters |
118 Bedroom 5.37+meters |
127 Walk 1.7+miles |
136 Fly 874+miles |
181-190 Galactic Group6 |
| 51-60 Systems The MindM |
72 NucleusN 7.63+x10-14m |
83 CarbonC 70±pm2 |
90 Viruses 20.007+nm |
101 HAIR 40+microns |
108 DiamondD 5.2+mmM |
119 Home 35.24+feet |
126 Downtown 1.37+km |
137 Rivers 2815.81+km |
171-180 Milky Way |
| 61-65 Elementary Particles |
71 GoldAU Nucleus |
84 WATERW 3.12+x10-10m |
89 Cell Wall 10+nm |
102 Paper 81.95+microns |
107 Ants 2.62+mm |
120 Property 21.48+m |
125 Superdome 687.45+m |
138 USA-to-UK 3500+miles |
161-170 SolarS Interstellar |
| 65-67 Neutron Proton-Fermion |
70 AluminumAl 1.90+x10-14m |
85 DNAD 6.25+x10-10m |
88 Insulin 5.00+x10-9m |
103 EggE .16+millimeters |
106 Sand 1.31+mm |
121 Yacht 142+feet |
124 Skyscraper 343.7+meter+ |
139 EarthE 11,263+km |
151-160 Solar SystemS |
| 68 HeliumHe 4.77+x10-15 m |
69 Electron 9.54+x10-15m |
86 Buckyballs 1.25+nm |
87 Ribosomes 2.50+nm |
104 >.< Period .32+mm |
105 Bacterium .65+mm |
122 Sequoia 85+meters |
123 Tall Building 171.86+m |
140 GPS Satellite 22526+km |
141-150 Earth Systems |
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