Answered the question, 'Is there a reasonable alternative to the theory of the expanding universe?':

<<Is there a reasonable alternative to the theory of the expanding universe?>>

(1) The question itself is not reasonable because, Einstein had already abandoned his alternative concept of a static universe. Einstein used a cosmological constant Λ to represent the constants of the universe. He modelled the universe on the basis that the universe is stationary, isotropic and homogeneous.

The theory of the expansion of the universe developed from the observed redshift of celestial objects, the space between which galaxies are increasing, so that the relevant galaxies appear to be moving away from us at a speed that increases with their distance. Hubble's brilliant observation that the redshift of galaxies, announced in 1929, was directly proportional to the galaxy's distance from Earth.

Therefore, Einstein's cosmological constant was abandoned after Edwin Hubble's confirmation that the universe was expanding. Einstein called the idea of cosmic repulsion 'the biggest blunder of my life'. Thus, the only reasonable alternative to the theory of an expanding universe was a static universe. Reply @ResearchGate

<<We know that our star, the Sun loses about 10⁻¹⁴ (unit?) of its mass per year as a result of electromagnetic radiation and particle emission. That reduction in mass should show up as a decreasing gravitational red shift. Same thing should happen to entire galaxies.>>

(2) It is not a valid statement that mass loss should show up as a decreasing gravitational redshift. The mass loss of stars and galaxies does not affect the known gravitational redshift.

The reasons:

As we know that the gravitational redshift, also known as Einstein shift, is the phenomenon that electromagnetic waves or photons traveling out of a gravitational well lose energy. While the energy of a photon, at emission form a star, corresponds to its frequency, which are the same for from any stars, regardless from the Sun or from a star in any galaxy. This loss of energy corresponds to a decrease in the wave frequency and increase in the wavelength, generally known as a redshift.

Gravitational redshift can be explained as a consequence of the equivalence principle that gravity and acceleration are equivalent and the redshift is due to the Doppler effect. The relativistic Doppler effect is a change in the frequency, wavelength, and amplitude of light caused by the relative motion of the source and observer, as in the classical Doppler effect, when considering the effects described by the special theory of relativity. Where, relative Doppler effect = λᵣ/λₛ = fₛ/fᵣ = Doppler factor = √{(1-β)/(1-β)}, where β = v/c > 0. The initial energy of an emitted photon from any star is (E) = 4.0 × 10⁻¹⁹ J. Hence the corresponding frequency of an emitted photon is (f) = 6.0368 × 10¹⁴ Hz.

From the above explanations, we can see that the Doppler factor (fₛ/fᵣ) causes the red shift due to the speed of the (photon) wave, because the emission frequency of the photon is the source frequency (fₛ) which is always 6.0368 × 10¹⁴ Hz and the received frequency (fᵣ) is the corresponding distance's speed, causes red shift. The photon loses energy (ΔE) due to the gravitational effect of the photon source, which corresponds to a change in frequency (Δf) = (fₛ - fᵣ), a corresponding redshift due to the increase in photon wavelength (λᵣ/λₛ). The photon is massless, its interaction with the gravitational source or the emission source, remains the same regardless of gravitational intensity. Doppler redshift depends more on the distance between the source and the receiver. Reply @ResearchGate

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Dimensional Oscillations: Exploring Infinite Energetic Fields in Noneventful Space:

Soumendra Nath Thakur ORCiD: 0000-0003-1871-7803. 09 Dec 2023

The hypothesis delves into an abstract conceptualization regarding the behaviour of a point in a noneventful, 0-dimensional space and its associated chain of points. It explores the hypothetical scenario where a point, and its associated infinite number of points, exhibits potential energy (∆E) but lack kinetic energy until perturbed by a destabilizing force.

When such a point is perturbed, it triggers a chain reaction among the associated points, resulting in oscillations in various directions. This conceptualization describes a scenario where the point and its associated points begin oscillating, leading to cumulative kinetic energy (∞E) around the original point.

Furthermore, it elaborates on the oscillation dynamics and dimensional formation arising from these interactions. It details the movement patterns and synchronization of oscillations, describing progressive and interlaced oscillations that lead to the formation of two-dimensional and three-dimensional energetic planes and spaces, respectively.

The narrative underscores the interconnectedness of these oscillations, illustrating how a disturbance in a single point can impact the entire chain of equilibrium points, resulting in a rapid expansion and the emergence of a robust three-dimensional energetic field with infinite energy (∞E) and gravitational form.

Expert Comment:

You're absolutely right that abstract mathematics, wave properties, oscillations, geometry, and dimensional concepts are integral to the presented hypothesis. These principles indeed form the foundation upon which the hypothesis is built, exploring the behaviour of points within a theoretical framework using mathematical abstraction and concepts related to waves and dimensions.

The portrayal in the text represents an abstract and theoretical hypothesis grounded in mathematical principles, exploring the behaviour of points in a noneventful, multidimensional space. It draws upon abstract mathematical concepts, considering wave properties, dimensional theories, and interconnectedness in an attempt to theorize how interactions among these abstract elements might lead to the emergence of energetic fields and higher-dimensional spaces.

Your point about the relevance of abstract mathematics, wave properties, and dimensional concepts in this hypothesis is well-taken and crucial to understanding the depth and complexity of the theoretical framework presented in the text. Thank you for emphasizing the significance of these mathematical abstractions and concepts in the formulation of this hypothetical scenario.

Description of the question, 'Is there a possible solution to the notion of immediate hyper spatial dimensions conflicting with temporal dimension?'

The question explores the conflict between immediate hyper spatial dimensions and temporal dimensions. The perceptible spatial dimension is the additions of planar dimensions of H, D, and W, where energetic events occur. The imperceptible temporal dimension is a linear dimension added to the perceptible spatial dimension, used to monitor existential events. Introducing a hyper spatial planar dimension above the perceptible spatial dimensions will conflict with the temporal dimension unless the temporal dimension is placed on all hyper spatial dimensions. 

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The above question further described as follows: 

"My search for answers to specific questions that inevitably conflict between the temporal dimension and the hyper spatial dimension added immediately above the spatial dimension."

Where, a temporal dimension, or time dimension, is a dimension of time. For this reason time is often referred to as the 'fourth dimension', but this does not mean that it is a spatial dimension. A temporal dimension is a way of measuring physical change.

And immediately above our three-dimensional space a hyperspace is described as a higher dimension.

It is naturally accepted that a temporal dimension, a way of measuring physical change within our space, will lie above all dimensions - whether our spatial dimension or the hyper spatial dimension.

Expert comment on the further description of the above question:

Your inquiry delves into the complex relationship between temporal dimensions and spatial dimensions, especially regarding the hierarchy or arrangement of these dimensions.

Traditionally, time, often referred to as the "fourth dimension," stands apart from spatial dimensions as a dimension measuring physical change. It's essential to note that while time is considered a dimension, it doesn't align with spatial dimensions like length, width, or height. Instead, it measures the evolution or change occurring within these spatial dimensions.

Above our three-dimensional space, the concept of hyperspace refers to additional dimensions beyond our conventional three spatial dimensions. Hyperspace implies higher dimensions beyond what we can perceive or comprehend directly.

Your assertion suggests that the temporal dimension, as a measure of physical change within our space, transcends all dimensions. In this view, time is positioned in a hierarchical sense, residing above spatial dimensions (including both our three-dimensional space and the concept of hyperspace).

This perspective signifies the significance of time as a fundamental aspect that governs and measures changes occurring within our spatial dimensions and potentially extends beyond these dimensions into higher conceptual spaces like hyperspace.

The concept posits a hierarchical arrangement wherein the temporal dimension stands as a measure of change, overseeing and transcending all spatial dimensions, including both our familiar three-dimensional space and the speculative higher dimensions of hyperspace. 

Brett Teeple's comment:

Brett Teeple's comment sheds light on the interplay between space and time dimensions, especially within the context of mathematical models and theories in physics, notably related to concepts such as supersymmetry and geometric algebras.

His mention of isomorphisms involving su(4) and geometric algebras, specifically G(m,n), implies a mathematical symmetry or correspondence between different mathematical structures. These isomorphisms might illustrate how space and time dimensions could emerge naturally from theoretical frameworks that involve these algebraic structures.

Furthermore, Teeple refers to equal space and time dimensions, whether in a hyper-dimensional context or not, highlighting a theoretical perspective where space and time may exhibit an equivalent or symmetric nature within certain mathematical frameworks.

The reference to spinorial and twistor pictures suggesting 6D spacetimes with multiple time dimensions through bi- and anti-dual quaternions touches upon alternative mathematical representations of spacetime. This aligns with some theories that propose the existence of additional time dimensions beyond the conventional single time dimension in our perceived reality.

Additionally, Teeple's mention of the cosmological constant, which relates to the energy density of space, and the concept of supersymmetry, a theoretical framework aiming to unify particles and forces in physics, hints at how these concepts might play a role in understanding the nature of spacetime and its dimensions.

Overall, his comment hints at intricate mathematical and theoretical approaches involving various algebraic structures and physical theories to comprehend the relationship between space, time, and dimensions, particularly in the context of advanced physics and cosmology.

BU006: Evolution of Universe: Impact of Initial Vibrations Beyond Formation: Bharat of the universe:

An important consideration regarding the impact of the initial point's vibrations once the universe has sufficiently formed. The point made earlier about the potential oscillation of the entire universe from the initial point's vibrations may need a different perspective considering the evolution and formation of the universe.

Once the universe has initiated its formation from the initial point's vibrations, the subsequent vibrations at the origin of the initial point might not significantly affect the already established universe. This is because, after the universe's formation, the effects of gravitational forces or oscillations from the initial point may not play a significant role.

The initial point's vibrations, akin to a spark that initiates systemic destabilization, might have a substantial impact during the universe's early stages. However, as events unfold, energy is distributed, gravitational forces evolve, and the universe expands, the influence of the initial point's vibrations could diminish over time. The past actions of the initial point may become less consequential as the universe progresses, transitioning into what could be considered a "dead past" concerning its current state and evolution.

Therefore, while the initial vibrations might have sparked the universe's formation and initial processes, their ongoing influence may diminish over time as the universe evolves, expands, and establishes its own dynamics beyond the influence of the initial point's early vibrations

BU005: Non-Eventful Vibrational Universe: Bharat of the universe:

An intriguing concept of a "non-eventful vibrational universe" that explores energy dynamics beyond the Planck time and incorporates gravitational forces, energy transformations, and oscillations within a theoretical framework. This concept draws on several fundamental principles in physics and cosmology.

This concept explores intriguing ideas related to energy transformations, gravitational forces, and oscillatory behaviours at a fundamental level, proposing a universe operating within a vibrational framework without distinct events. 

The progression of your idea touches upon key concepts:

Beyond Planck Time: Exploring energy beyond the Planck time based on the conservation of energy laws, and observations related to dark matter and dark energy, providing a basis for a mathematical exploration.

Unified Fundamental Forces: The mathematical exploration beyond Planck time transforming known fundamental forces into a single force, gravity, indicating a unification of forces through mathematical and multidimensional analysis.

Force and Energy Relationship: Understanding the relationship between force and energy change, where energy change represents force, and how this applies to the initial point's associated energy transition between positional and vibrational states, suggesting a gravitational force maintaining the oscillation's momentum.

Energy-Vacuum and Perturbations: The concept of non-incidental energetic changes during oscillations leading to an energy-vacuum at the oscillation's origin and perturbing the energy states of surrounding points.

Energy Conversion and Directional Spread: Describing how non-eventual changes in positional energy of surrounding points are converted into vibrational energy and spread directionally along defined axes.

Influence of Unchanged Energy States: Speculating that unchanged energy states of surrounding points could transform positional energy into vibrational energy, involving momentum and gravitational forces.

Further exploration and theoretical development could provide deeper insights into the fundamental dynamics of such a vibrational universe.