No. Contraction and expansion are dynamical concepts, you have provided a static set of numbers
>>But not in the same position.
Note: There can be a static scenery at the end of every stages of expansion or contraction.
What do you think?
Literally, something must be moving through otherwise, there wouldn’t be a turning point.Remember that there is a 3 constant values, very homogeneous which I called the trinity that coexist together to produce -x, x and 0 respectively in the sequence (-/+x, 0, +/-x).This is done through certain hidden variables.Though the hidden variables is not so complex(it’s simple) but to get there is hard.
Thereby, in the sequence (-/+x, 0, +/-x), -x moves in an opposite direction to x while the zero is the correlation between the (two) x.Even if you will have to sketch it on a paper using only 1 (zero) at the origin to illustrates the sequence (-/+x, 0, +/-x) you will also see that the position of each sequence aren’t the same.
However, (-x,0,x) also implies (-x,x) and (x,0,-x) also implies (x,-x).In the context, the implication is that (-x,0,x) is different from (x,0,-x).Therefore (-x,x) is not (x,-x).
Just like transpose operation on matrices, where (AB)’ = B’A’ and (AB)’ is not A’B’.
Considering the zero in the sequence (-/+x, 0, +/-x) and the fact that movement (m) produces (-/+x, 0, +/-x) representing the universe expansion that also passed through an origin 0.
This tells us that the universe changes and still remain the same as it’s expanding.
The modality of the sequence (-/+x, 0, +/-x) mathematically explains what existed before the big bang.
Hint:
If you check the atomic hydrogen emission spectrum showing how it arises from electron movement between energy levels within the atom, you will see exact match of sequence of positive x but we don’t want to divert the scope of the discussion.So we are in a good track!
Edited by 7000, 13 August 2010 - 09:14 PM.