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 | Part 1 - Cosmic Photon Creation |
ARGUMENT 0601
BROUGHT
FORWARD:
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ARGUMENT
0415: As the Universe expands, the growing blackholes within its
teelocean form teeloceans and teelospheres of their own to create a
core of blackholes within the Universe's teelocean.
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ARGUMENT
0416: As the Universe expands, it evolves an expanding core of
growing blackholes that is ejecting its excess energy outward into
the surrounding teelocean/teelosphere.
REASONING:
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The
density of the Universe is decreasing but it is still high.
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The
kineticenergy of the Universe is transmuting to potentialenergy but
it is still a high proportion of the total energy.
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Thus
the blackhole collision rate is high.
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Thus
blackholes spin as well as speed and decelerate commensurately.
CONCLUSION:
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the Universe expands, the blackholes in its blackhole core collide
and thus spin as well as speed.
| GLOSSARY:
- cosmic background radiation: Electromagnetic
radiation coming from every direction in the universe, considered the
remnant of the big bang and corresponding to the black-body radiation
of 3K, the temparature to which the universe has cooled
(Dictionary.com). Also called"cosmic microwave background radiation" and "background radiation".
- cosmic photon: A
photon that formed soon after Moment Zero with the stabilisation of
blackholes during the early expansion of the Universe. Such
photons are detectable today as the Cosmic Background Radiation. (See
also stabilisation photon).
- stabilisation photon: A photon that forms during the stabilisation of other objects. (See also cosmic photon).
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