Rudiments of the Cosmic Story

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This question is important only because it reintroduces a different way of thinking about the universe: How can the universe be at least 46 billion light years across but only 14 billion years old?

Size is an illusion.

The universe only shows the appearance of growing larger faster than it should.

In reality, it is the beautiful shape which is maintained.

The above picture in principle shows a two dimensional shaped self similar spiral as viewed from the top or plan view and not a manifested three dimensional sphere. Do focus on realm of principles, which is immutable, and not the realm appearances, which is misleading.

The universe is about shape maintenance for the sake of beauty. Why? Because it is the conjugate of the Immutable. The universe appears - must appear - fresh and beautiful always.

The spiral in question is a logarithmic spiral which also means that it is indelibly and intimately associated with mathematical indices.

Briefly, A^0=1 for any A holds true always.

This is the principle which underpins cosmic manifestations from the smallest atoms to the largest galaxies.

The connection between the realm of natural phenomena and mathematical indices is fundamental to our ability to understand and make sense of the world around us. By quantifying and analyzing natural phenomena using mathematical indices, we can gain deeper insights into the underlying principles and mechanisms that govern the behavior of the universe.

The universe does not step outside the realm of principles even for a single moment.

The generosity which is built into the entire cosmic set up is in the delivery of the rainbow colors of visible light, as shown in the diagram. Visible light is but a 0 percent sliver in the entire infinite electromagnetic range. It’s importance in the universe is that it allows for the human eyes to be a receptacle for light and allows for human witnessing of the cosmic story.

Size does not matter in the universe we live. But shape matters.

The universe delivers the shapeliest geometries possible all the time because it is for the entertainment of the Immutable. It is irrelevant that the universe is as large or as small as the imagination can conceive but shape is supremely relevant.

Ultimately, size is an illusion. To be more pertinent, size is an illusory manifestation of shape.

Since the maintenance of shape is of supreme importance in the universe, the key to its existence is the choice of phi=1.618.. or the Golden Number as measure under 2-dimensional geometry, which keeps the appearance of the universe ever beautiful and fresh always.

This shape appears fresh always and exhibits the characteristic of mathematical sanctity -

Mathematical Sanctity of the Golden Ratio:

https://iosrjournals.org/iosr-jm/papers/Vol15-issue5/Series-2/I1505025765.pdf


 

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