How the Universe works 'Differently': Alternative Views on Time and Cosmic Evolution

By Noel Eberz

Starting with two major observations, 'Time as only Now' and 'Mass as the confinement of Energy', and two major interpretations, a Mass-Energy interchange hypothesis as a substratum 'Refractive flux' with a facilitating 'electromagnetic Space fabric', gives a new interpretation to some thorny cosmological problems in standard Big bang evolution and does resolve a few tired paradoxes of space-time and considers what else may constitute the interior of a Black hole. The derivation of the concepts begins locally with 'our' middle view in Euclidian space from the extremes of the macro-micro worlds. It then considers, not so much refutation of consensus physics but alternative views for certain contradictions of Relativity and decoding some of the complexities in the Quantum realm. Become aware of 'Hh#'s and its Lookback-loop. Cosmological Feynman diagrams, a Bowen condensation analog, and a Roche mass disassociation analog. If you have ever read a popular science book before, refreshingly, this one neither assumes you never got past high school, needing to learn it all from scratch or that you're a PhD and math genius to understand. A big order and revelation, but How the Universe works 'Differently' has a very readable text, numerous informative diagrams, with some anecdotal humor thrown in.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1461080053
• ISBN13: 9781461080053
• Release Date: May 2011
• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 234 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.5" x 6.0"