What is Space and Time?

[r6r6]

Space infer's/implies 3D potentials whether occupied or non-occupied.

Time infers/implies terminal beginning and ending events ergo a frequency of events.

Consciousness infers/implies the minimal set of time events as:

1} observer--- on its trajectory
2} observed--- on its trajectory,
3} line-of-relationship between them-- on its trajectory,
4} background against which the above exist-- ex non-occupied space

In the sub-Set “Consciousness” we have a set of three distinct types of trajectories at the most fundammentally essential basics of our finite, occupied space Universe;




1} gravitational geodesic trajectorys as positive shaped space--- represented with texticons ( ) or as (>< ),

2} time trajectorys as inversions from gravity or dark energy--- represented with texticons >< or as ^v ---

3} dark energy geodesic trajectories as negative-- aka saddle shape --shaped space--- )( or as <)(>

These three integrate as an integral whole that we can identify as a great tube or as great toroidal tube. Ex horizonatl birds-eye-view (( )) or vertically as (><) (><)

The minimal great tube cannot exist without at least two other great tubes ergo an integral set of three great tubes.

A quark being two great tubes, however, the mininmal integral set of quarks is the meson and that is two quarks as an integral set of 4 great toroidall tubes.

We have no evidence of single quarks existing in isolation i.e. they only exist in twos or three's.

Finally we may as many as three or four geodesic trajectories to consider;

1} positive gravity defines half of tube

2} negative dark energy defines half of tube,

3) overall set of both define a geodesic great tube. Ex think of a great circle as geodesic and then we can see how there can exist multiple ways of having a great circle associated with the surface of a torus or inside the torus as central axis.

[r6r6]

Correction to the below. A torus has three kinds of curvature.

1) positive--convergent

2) flat--zero curvature--I dont really understand how that is possible

3) negative/hyperbolic--divergent---aka saddle-shape

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Originally Posted by r6r6r

Finally we may as many as three or four geodesic trajectories to consider;

1} positive gravity defines half of tube

2} negative dark energy defines half of tube,

3) overall set of both define a geodesic great tube. Ex think of a great circle as geodesic and then we can see how there can exist multiple ways of having a great circle associated with the surface of a torus or inside the torus as central axis.