What are the modern philosophical questions and problems about space?

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Notions about space that it forms the stuff of the universe is absolutely correct.

The universe is comprised 100 per cent of space.

Every phenomenon in the universe is a spatial phenomenon.

Matter in the universe is a mirage. Matter is an illusory manifestation of space. Matter is the effect of spatial spin.

The universe has a dream-like quality about it. To make use of ancient Greek notions of the universe: the cosmos belongs to the realm of ideas, which never for a moment step outside of the realm of ideas.

The universe is a monolithic phenomenon, which solves the problem of quantum entanglement, which views the universe in a fragmented manner. One obvious consequence about the monolithic nature of the cosmos is that what happens to one part has consequence for the whole.

The universe exhibits integrity as a characteristic.

 

The above picture shows an archetype in the universe.

 

The above two pictures are mathematically equivalent, the top expresses the bottom code geometrically.

The following matrix is the formula for the Fibonacci spiral.

where Fn is defined recursively as Fn+1=Fn + Fn-1, where n=1,2,3..

There exist sophistication behind the universe, which is intended to appear beautiful. The rules of matrix algebra applies in the universe we live in as expressed elegantly above.



The gif Fibonacci spiral - shown above - approaches the logarithmic spiral, which is strewn throughout the cosmos, as the numbers run to infinity.

The universe delivers the the subjective fractal zoom experience in objective space.

The universe as a whole is a soliton phenomenon, a “monolithic” soliton phenomenon.

The picture above illustrates the propagation of a soliton.

 


The universe is a shapely phenomenon. Shape is preserved in the universe for the enjoyment of subjectivity, Divine subjectivity as well as human subjectivity.

 

 

 

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