SPIRITUALITY SCIENCE – CHANGING COSMOS – UNCHANGING REALITY

Man exists in a World and Universe that are constantly on move. Reports indicate that the galaxies are moving at a faster rate than we thought leading to speculation that the Cosmos is expanding. However, it will be incorrect to suggest that The Universe is expanding at a fast rate. Atoms and Molecules maintain their structural configuration and as per Fundamental Laws of classical Physics and Chemistry certain quantities, or values are always conserved. In general, celestial bodies move in a predictable manner as quantities or values like Mass and Momentum remain conserved. Planet Earth partakes in the motions of Sun as it revolves around Milky Way Galactic Center. The entire Solar System moves as a single unit while Milky Way Galaxy keeps moving at a fast rate of its own.

SPIRITUALITY SCIENCE – CHANGING COSMOS – UNCHANGING REALITY. WHILE CELESTIAL OBJECTS CONSTANTLY MOVE, THERE IS CONSERVATION OF MASS, ENERGY, AND MOMENTUM TO MAINTAIN COSMIC BALANCE, COSMIC ORDER, AND COSMIC EQUILIBRIUM.On wholedude.com

As such, Solar System and Milky Way Galaxy are not expanding. The dimensions of the Universe are not known for Space is an immaterial dimension. It is not known if dimensions of Space are altering if Galaxies keep moving faster than we thought. If unknown ‘Dark Matter’ is exerting force to make galaxies move faster, there is nothing to suggest that Solar System or Milky Way Galaxy are expanding. Matter occupies Space. For Matter is neither created nor destroyed, Matter can neither create nor destroy absolute value called ‘Total Space’ of the Universe which is not yet quantified. No natural change in size, or position is possible without operation of Unchanging Principle that may govern Universal Laws of Conservation. Cosmos is Changing but this Change is operated by an Unchanging Reality which conserves values to retain Cosmic Balance, Cosmic Order and Cosmic Equilibrium.

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Hold on tight: The universe is expanding faster than we thought

BY RACHEL FELTMAN JUNE 3

**Spirituality Science – Changing Cosmos, Unchanging Reality. What is the name of Force that can alter dimension called Space?**

This Hubble Space Telescope image shows one of the galaxies in the survey to refine the measurement for how fast the universe expands with time.
(NASA, ESA and A. Riess (STScI/JHU))

You’ve probably already heard that the universe is expanding. It’s been doing so since the BigBang — about 13.7 billion years ago — so you’ve had plenty of time to get in the loop. But according to new research, that relentless, ever-quickening expansion is happening at a rate 5 to 9 percent faster than previously thought.

Led by Nobel Laureate Adam Riess of the Space Telescope Science Institute and Johns Hopkins University, the research team developed new, more accurate techniques for measuring the ever-increasing size of the cosmos.

It measured stars and supernovae commonly used as “cosmic yardsticks”: 2,400 Cepheid Stars (in 19 different galaxies), which pulsate in a way that allows scientists to compare their true brightness to their apparent brightness and figure out how far away they are, and 300 Type Ia Supernovae, which flare with a brightness so reliable it can be used to measure distance.

The calculations, which will be published in an upcoming edition of the Astrophysical Journal, estimate the rate of expansion to be 45.5 miles per second per megaparsec (3.26 million light-years). That means that the distance between cosmic objects will double in another 9.8 billion years.

And the more we learn, the less we know.

“If you really believe our number — and we have shed blood, sweat and tears to get our measurement right and to accurately understand the uncertainties — then it leads to the conclusion that there is a problem with predictions based on measurements of the cosmic microwave background radiation, the leftover glow from the Big Bang,” study co-author Alex Filippenko of UC Berkeley said in a statement.

“If we know the initial amounts of stuff in the universe, such as dark energy and dark matter, and we have the physics correct, then you can go from a measurement at the time shortly after the big bang and use that understanding to predict how fast the universe should be expanding today,” Riess said in a statement. “However, if this discrepancy holds up, it appears we may not have the right understanding, and it changes how big the Hubble constant should be today.”

Riess and his colleagues believe there must be some way to marry the two estimates — some obvious data we’re missing or misunderstanding. It could be that dark energy is pushing galaxies apart faster than we think it is. Or that dark matter has some kind of properties we understand even less than its other properties. Maybe some undiscovered “dark radiation” — subatomic particles like the Neutrino — was present during the big bang, and we’ve yet to add it to the expansion equation. Or Einstein’s general theory of relativity isn’t quite right. If these measurements are confirmed by other scientists, something’s gotta give.

“You start at two ends, and you expect to meet in the middle if all of your drawings are right and your measurements are right,” Riess said. “But now the ends are not quite meeting in the middle and we want to know why.”

It’s a reminder of just how mysterious most of the universe is to us: Scientists estimate that some 95 percent of the cosmos is made up of substances like dark energy, dark matter and dark radiation — things we know only by the forces they exert on our galaxies.

Rachel Feltman runs The Post’s Speaking of Science blog.
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