Part 12: The Universe

Looking at the universe from the perspective of the Big Bang everything seems to be based on an coincidence.
It even goes so far that it is assumed that among billions of galaxies only on our planet technologically, advanced life was able to develop.
But if we look at the universe from the perspective of life, i mean from a perspective in which the universe is seeking to arise life, then a galaxy is only a machine whose function it is to create the conditions so life can develop and prosper...

Part 11: Formation of Galaxies

If you want to know how galaxies were formed, we have to observe the evolution of young galaxies.
At the distance of 11- 13 billion light years there are countless of them.
But because of the great distance, it is difficult to make accurate observations.
This permits the hypothesis that these young galaxies, to be able to grow, absorb matter from the intergalactic space by accretion. But this is not the case for the young galaxies near us.
These galaxies are so small that one can count how many stars are formed per year.
They don’t attract any matter from the intergalactic space because the intergalactic space around us is clear and almost completely free of matter.
Yet these young galaxies grow.
Since they can’t attract any matter from the intergalactic space, there remains only one explanation for the increase of matter.
In the center of each of these galaxies there is an object that is called Black Hole.
This object is not a dark monster that devours everything, but is responsible for the production and distribution of matter in its vicinity, in the form of the simplest component of matter: hydrogen atoms.
The technology behind it is to be found out. The research in this direction may begin now.
(This hypothesis refers to what we have already explained in Part 2 to Part 5 of our series)

Hello, these are the first 3 videos we made, hope you enjoy:

Life in the universe

The origin of water on earth

Origin and distribution of matter in a solar system

When i find the time i will poste the translation in form of texts.

Part 10: The Big Bang

Let’s run the history of the Universe backwards, back to the Big Bang,
We get back to this tiny something called singularity.
Now we let the universe arise again under the consideration of the described aspects of the past 3 videos (Part 7, Part 8 and Part 9).
For unknown reasons, the singularity begins to expand.
First, the space-time expands.
Since the space-time must adhere to any speed and is otherwise bound by any laws of physics, they can expand practically within a billionth second to the current size of the universe.
If spacetime would have entrained the matter along with it then the majority of matter would still exist in subatomic form and would never have been able to form the objects like planets and stars as we find them today.
Another possibility would be that the spacetime has,developed  regardless of the rate of expansion of matter.
That would mean give us another scenario for the matter in the universe: The space-time created the space in which the matter expanded with maximum speed of light .
This means that the matter is pressed together so that there is no free space between the particles.
Let’s suppose the clusters of matter expands with the speed of light and we stop the development of the young universe when it was about 400,000 years old.
Now we have a huge ball of matter with a diameter of 800 000 light years.
There is still no space between the particles of matter.
However, the atoms are emerging.
There is a lot of space in the this ball of matter, not between the atoms but within an atom, that is, between the atomic nucleus and electron / s
That would mean that the matter is squeezed even more this time as complete atoms.
Only, this time it is different.
Since gravity is produced with the complete atom and the whole matter of the universe, almost exclusively hydrogen atoms, are on such a small area (the entire matter of a galaxy in a cube with a side length of a few light-years) the hydrogen atoms act gravitationally with each other…the universe must have ended in a black hole immediately.
Big Bang?!

Part 9: The spacetime

To be able to explain the up to 7-times faster than light speed with which the farthest, visible objects move according to the redshift, the spacetime introduced by Albert Einstein, was released from the speed of light and all other physical laws.
This creates an infinite but not limitless universe and does not allow clear distinction between spacetime and nothing.
Thus, the transition from spacetime into nothingness is fluent .
Would you take an imaginary flight with a spaceship  from spacetime into nothingness, you would not even notice that you are in nothing.
But then the question arises :
Is spacetime identical with nothing?
And vice versa : Is this nothing then the same as space-time ?
In a real universe such a trip is hard to imagine ...

Part 8: Redshift of light

If we look at the most distant visible objects in the universe it seems as if they move up to 7 times the speed of light away from us, according to the theory of redshift in the spectrum of light.
This rate does not arise because the objects move itself but because the space between them is expanded, according to general theory of relativity.
Based on the redshift one would then be able to calculate the center of the universe.
So the place where the singularity was and from where it has then expanded in all directions, if the general theory of relativity is correct.
If the redshift is not a comparable effect as Doppler effect in sound, then the center of the universe would be here on earth.
Because no matter in which direction you look you can see objects in a distance up to 13.5 billion light years away.
But what if the red shift has something to do with the aging of the light, then the redshift shows actually only the distance to the objects.
The light limit would match the 13.5 billion light years to the age of the universe 13.8 billion years ...
But not necessarily with the size of the universe, because then the universe can actually be infinite.

Part 7: Gravitation ( Attraction )

Gravitation is caused by the rotation of the electrons around the nucleus.
This attraction is added between two or more atoms and is  sufficient to hold the atoms together.
If many atoms come together to build large objects such as planets and stars and are the environmental conditions available on these objects ( planets, stars ) to keep the matter in motion,
then the friction between the atoms amplifies the effect of attraction ( gravitation ) many times.
The larger an object and thereby more matter in motion , the greater the effect of attraction for the entire object…

Part 6: Can mathematics explain the real Universe?

When Albert Einstein published his theory of relativity, it was without doubt the imaginative work of a genius. I would not put in question his actions in the service of science. He provided a great service to science with the theory of relativity.
But at the same time he hoaxed us with the 4-dimension universe, which opened the door to imagination and weird calculations. The 4-dimensional universe (relativity theory), a 2-dimensional universe (string theory) the 5 - dimension universe (Ms. Petersens theory) and the universe in 12 dimensions from Stephen Hawking were born where forces play together like instruments in an orchestra.
But my favorite aspect of a science fiction universe was in an edition of a scientific journal in mid - 2014, when the mathematicians proposed two solutions for our world and I quote "The simplest would be a world corresponding to the three-dimensional surface of a 6-dimensiononal bicycle tube."
In our series “The logical universe,” there will only be the following:
one unit for length,
two-dimensions for surface and
three-dimensions for space.
Because it is "the real universe”.
This way we will explain the universe so that every common man can understand the universe. Not only mathematicians and physicists, because everything that cannot be calculated or explained with these three dimensions is sci-fi-mathematics and sci-fi-science.

Part 5: Dark matter and the darkness of night

Dark matter and darkness of night

Part 4: Dark Matter

It is well known that our solar system, as we know it has evolved from a dust and gas cloud.
It is also known that comets consisting of dirty ice, are as old as our solar system and that they come from outside our solar system. From a zone that is called the Kuiper Belt. This belt is located around our entire solar system.
In this Kuiper Belt are countless lumps of dirty ice, similar to the comets that penetrate into our solar system. These lumps of ice are still in a similar state in which they were at the time of the formation of the solar system.
This suggests that the previously assumed "Dust and Gas" mixture is in fact dirty ice ! So even our solar system formed out of  dirty ice by the mechanism described in Part 3 of our series "the logical universe".
This dirty ice is everywhere between the stars within each galaxy.
In the next video will be clear why the dirty ice is dark matter for us.

Origin and distribution of matter in a solar system

Hello, today I present you a theory about the origin and distribution of matter in our solar system.

About 4.5 billion years ago, our solar system has formed from a cloud of dust and gas. The common theory is that the sun and the planets were formed from this particular cloud.

But let's look more closely at our solar system. In the center we have a large ball

of hydrogen - the sun - then the 4 inner small and solid planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars and outside the 4 gas giants: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Finally, the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, as well as the natural satellites which are the moons orbiting the planets.

All the matter that we have now in our solar system is - except for small exceptions - the same matter from the original gas and dustcloud.

This matter, which we now find properly and nicely organised -  the hydrogen in the center, between the Sun and Jupiter the solid matter and from Jupiter to Neptune, the gaseous matter - was uniformly distributed in the original cloud of gas and dust.

I will go into more detail in my next video on the question of the uniform distribution of matter in the original gas and dustcloud. 

Today, however, we deal with the question:

How does the uniformly distributed matter from a gas and dust cloud get to organize itself so properly to finally form a planetary system as we find now in our solar system?

Because according to the traditional theory,

which is saying that the sun and planets were formed directly from the gas and dust cloud, would mean that the sun and all the planets must have a similar composition, but this is not the case.

Let us imagine the following scenario: 4.5 billion years ago, the whole matter of the gas and dust cloud gathered together in the center under the influence of gravity.

By thermonuclear fusion our sun was formed out of this matter. Only when the sun is composed of pure hydrogen, it can do its work properly.

It is scientifically proven that a newly formed star is disrupted of recurring explosions during the first 500,000 years of its existence .

During this period, in which the star is torn apart by the explosions, he throws all matter which is not hydrogen away.This material is being thrown out by the sun in two different states of aggregation.

On the one hand we have the solid matter, which is being thrown in liquid form, such as molten rock, but cools off once in space.

For example the asteroids between Mars and Jupiter. Since this heavy, solid matter is under stronger influence of the gravity of the sun, they were not thrown too far from the sun. 

The gravity also had the effect that the rocks merged into the 4 solid inner planets we know today.

The lighter gaseous substances were thrown further away, in the outer part of our solar system an formed under the influence of gravitation the four gas giants Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune.

Turning back to the question of how the matter has been distributed in our solar system, we can say  that the sun is responsible for such distribution of matter in a solar system.

In addition, it can be concluded from this theory that all stars in the universe have a similar genesis.