In a five dimensional space-time universe you no longer need a uniquely special instance of something such as the Higgs boson to account for things having "mass". Gravity analogously becomes comparable to velcro. The matter that we see sticks to its relationships across the interdimensional boundary, but it is a velcro that exerts its presence and influence at very significant distances rather than only in direct proximity of hook and loop. That implying an unknown number of different types of relations rather than only one type. The power of gravity, as we know it in the visible universe, predictive of the very high energy levels required to "observe" physical phenomena across the boundary that exists between four and five dimensional space-time. The scientific prediction then becomes that there are additional events to be discovered, similar to the discovery of an event that has been named the Higgs boson, at higher energy levels. I envision that there is some sort of balance across the boundary, such that matter can, under specific conditions be transformed across it, in both directions, leading to a dynamic system where collapse into apparent nothingness and expansion are both periodic realities along an infinite time line, that has no definite alpha or omega, beginning or end point as a whole, but where lesser and larger instances of collapse and expansion do occur, with some expansions being as massive as the "Big Bang" event itself, but giving no special status (other than its immensity) to that specific event along the infinite time line. Since the early mid 1990s I have been repeatedly brought to think about that cosmological problem, and that is where my thinking currently stands. Of course it means that the answer to gravity itself is to be found in those relations across the interdimensional boundary of four to five dimensional space-time, and not otherwise.
Posted on: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 16:04:51 +0000
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