krimin_killr21

What does the size of the universe have to do with anything?

Thanks for looking at this. Does it work? (I believe parts are from Einstein) Suppose everything is allotted a certain amount of energy: c=speed of light. Suppose that this energy could be expended in to ways: 1. Movement through space. 2. Moment through time. Suppose also that all of this energy must be expended. Therefore since we can only control moment through space, all reaming energy moves through time. Hence, the closer to light speed the slower through time, and voilà, speed-time dilation! But what about gravitational time dilation? We know light is bent by gravity. So in the presence of gravity light is ever so slower. In a singularity it stops. A singularity is thought to be the end of time and space. That would make sense since there is no energy. So since light is slowed the amount of energy per mass decreases. This leads to gravitational time dilation.

The law of gravitation.

One of the most fundemental laws of physics is that all things are attracted to one another as described by the equation G=D*M. However on of the less fundemental ramafacations is that the universe if it were to expand as it is now that it would slow and eventually reverse until it reached singularity. The problom is that it is excelerating not slowing. So how might one resolve this? What if there was no gravitey, but only the lack of anti-gravity? An antigravity that takes a percentage of empty space. That if everything else were moving away but you wouldn't it look like you were coming closer together? Wouldn't this solve the dark matter mystery? Who knows. What are your thoughts?