Comment made to explain the importance of zero position in
the scale of infinite at which so many physicists get confused.
…zero doesn't exist ...but -infinite and +infinite, zero is
in between at which infinite is never reached, so nothing-ness never
existed. Just infinite bordered by the
not valued of 0. It is an irony for
nothing-ness never existed, but something-ness which is infinite. This mean the Universe was created from
nothing-ness into something-ness: from zero to matter. Start counting from 9 to
1, then further down, decreasing until you end up with a photon: this is, has zero
rest mass and zero charge. It is its own
antiparticle; that's why infinite takes photon as zero. Dark energy is part of Matter, not matter but
one of its parts most abundant in the Universe and Multiverse. Or see it like this: matter is part of Dark
energy, this is, Matter contains its own energy level that were part of Dark
matter and that’s why it gave origin to the Big Bang. Photons separate any Universe at which if
matter is placed in, it creates self-destruction for Multiverses are sent apart
one from the other as well as galaxies.
Important to mention here that galaxies implode from within as they
explode from the outside (one galaxy moves away from its distance galaxies
while the nearest ones are attracted one to the other due first, dark energy
and second, gravity ...only matter contains baryons). Within Multiverse, more Galaxies are created that
as more and more are forms, more Universe enter into existence and the above written
here repeat and repeat endless-ly thanks to the non-value of zero or infinite.
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