What would you like to know about the universe that we currently have no way to explain at all?
Thanks Pedro for asking this personal question in the “you” form and then all of a sudden in a “we” form. That’s almost impossible to answer for a person that doesn’t follow mainstream science just because they say so. I know a lot of things about the universe that we (they = mainstream science) cannot explain. I can also explain why we (they) can’t explain a lot of things we (they) say we (they) know about the universe.There’s not that much that I would like to know about the universe that I cannot explain. Off course I do not know everything and I can’t explain everything, but those subjects I am not so interested in. At the most fundamental level I can explain the whole origin, evolution and future of the Global Universe.What I would like to know is whether I am right about it, but that knowledge seems almost impossible to confirm at this moment and perhaps not even in the future. I can even explain why I can’t prove it, I think nobody can at this moment. I can only make my view seem more probable than mainstream physics / astronomies current understanding.
What do you think of the universe?
Personally, I believe the universe is spherical. Reason for this is that there are 2 things that are endlessly forming in space: spheres(planets) and disks(galaxies). Thus it would only make since that the universe itself is one of these. And it would also make since to why the universe would appear to be endless, and also why everything is slowly moving away from themselves equally.
What is something you know about the universe that most people don't?
It has a physical-mechanical substrate. Some might call it a “medium”.The physical mechanical medium is made of one specifically shaped sub-quanta sized particle that is replicated an infinite number of times.These particles are Planck scale. (as small as small gets).They are solid, physical and tangible. Have mass, volume, momentum.They are non-divisible, never created, never destroyed.It is patterns in the variation of their motions that create the phenomena of waves in space, and the illusion of forces and wave-particle duality. and matter and anti-matter.And the patterns in variation in motion can create persistent patterns and structure that we perceive as “physical reality”.That is one thing I know about the universe that I know most do not.Of course, maybe forces, and waves with no medium, and particles that “pop” in and out of existence, and wormholes and multi-dimensional-vibrating super-strings do exist.In which case what I know is wrong.
What do you think about the universe?
Universe is an itself an illusion, I believe. Well some people believe that we here exist at zero bargain. Well where’s the equilibrium in that idea. So there has to exist some bargain in consciousness and life itself. Just as our mind provides us suggestions visually or through thoughts universe is no different because there is in each of us a tendency to project the thoughts in mind to perceivable objects in nature. Why? Because these perceivable objects gives us sense pleasures or sometimes pain. People get trapped into these pleasures as long as it remains pleasurable. As there is pleasure there must be some point of time when there must be pain because that is how equilibrium has to reached. So at this point people are desiring something then attach themselves to it as long as it remains pleasurable and as it turns to pain he detaches himself from it and looks for a new desire. That is what I think people are doing in the cycle of birth and death. So when does it stop? It stops when man stops desiring anything and attains peace. That is how i think everyone works.So Universe is nothing but projection of mind. Man will see things that they ‘want’(desire) to see. It might be through telescope, microscope or anything. Telescope is nothing but an advanced eye. What is the difference? People look for answers in these illusions and once they solve something, a new problem reappears. That is how illusions work.Curiosity is a weird problem.This is what I think.