Outside of Time and Space

 

 

The Meaning of Life

 

We begin on a sad, strange planet. A place where the teeming masses huddle together in crowded cities, where violent sounds fill the air day and night.

Glowing steel tubes flash across the land and through the night skies, leaving trails of toxic gas in their wake. Those who can afford to eat, ingest mainly bio-engineered nutrition-less food substitutes. All who live here hope for a better life, and a cleaner world, but are too busy to do anything about it. It’s a planet called “Zontar” and has nothing whatsoever to do with this story.

 

 

Dee’s Notes:

 

I remember watching the American Space Shuttle take off on TV. I was horrified at the wasted energy, the tons of pollution dumped into the air.  There must be a better way. I imagined a new, more serene form of Space travel, which uses little or no energy, and could transport you safely anywhere, at any speed. For years I searched for a solution. About a year ago I found it, and more. 

 

“Make it sew!” Sydney is getting upset. Her sewing machine has jammed again. Just as she says it, there’s a low thud from downstairs and the lights dim for a moment. "Dee, are you OK?”

As if to answer her question, Dee appears holding a DVD disk, “You won’t believe this, but it works.”

 

Syd, “I’m glad something works, certainly not this sewing machine…”

Dee, “If I’m right, this video disk holds the first ever, live video images of the Big Bang.”

Syd, “No way. Let’s see it.”

 

The disk contains two hours of spectacular live footage of the origin of our Universe. The pair watch, transfixed and speechless until the screen goes blank.

 

Dee, “It’s too beautiful, to be described.”

Syd, “Nobody will believe this is what you say it is, they’ll think it’s just an animation.”

Dee, “I don’t intend to tell anyone else. Jim and I are going to go there, see it for ourselves. I want you to come with us.”

Syd, “Are you sure it’s safe? How could you possibly be sure. How the heck does it work anyway? I have no intention of running off in a…”

Dee, “Hang on, I’ll try to explain, in simple terms how it works, and then you can decide, Ok?”

Syd, “OK.”

 

 

Dee’s notes:

 

Years ago I predicted two things would eventually be found to be true.

 

1) There is a fabric to space, an “Ether” that is beyond the “Relative” Universe we live in. It stretches infinitely in all directions, in all dimensions, and connects all living and non-living things.

2) Our Universe is a glitch, or bubble in the Ether, and is finite and permanent.

 

If you accept these two premises, then the answer is to simply step out of the Relative Universe, into the Ether. Easier said than done.

 

1) The Universe we perceive, is not what we believe it to be. The world of “Quantum Mechanics” is simply our attempt to describe the Ether, which is eternally in chaos. The further we look the more we will find. None of it is real. All of it is real.

 

2) To escape the “Relative Universe”, and enter the Ether, one need only to create a very small rip in the Universe, a bubble within a bubble. The energy required to create a bubble would be small, but can be increased to the square of the bubble’s size.

Once created, the rip can be expanded to any size temporarily.  In order to create a permanent rip in the Universe, the bubble would have to be expanded to a size much greater than that of any Galaxy. This would require infinite energy.

 

3) Once created, the bubble would still be habitable, time would flow ‘normally’ inside. However, it would be no longer relative to our Universe. If you control this effect, you have the ability to move into the future, or to any location In or Outside the Universe.

 

4) You could not move into the past. Time will always flow slower inside the “Time Bubble”.

 

Syd, “So, that still doesn’t explain how you sent a camera into the past?”

Dee, “I know, at first glance it seems impossible, as hard as I try the math will not allow it. The past lies behind us…  I know it was a long shot, but I’ve always had another prediction in the back of my mind. I decided to test it. Jim and I built a “Time Bubble” probe, and I created a bubble large enough to hold it. I sent it into the future, it should have seen the end of the Universe within minutes of launch.”

Syd, “So, how did it get back here? I just don’t get it!”

Dee, (smiling)“The past also lies ahead of us.”

 

 

Dee’s Notes:

 

Procedure to create a Time Bubble:

 

After much experimentation, it has been discovered that it is quite simple to open an already existing Time Bubble. They are everywhere. Space on a Quantum level exists as an infinite number of randomly mutating Quantum particles. They can appear as anything at all to us, depending on frequency of vibration. There really only is one particle and one force, but our brains require more to explain and understand what we see. Between these Quantum particles are gaps, microcosmic bubbles.

If you could stick a needle that was small enough into space, you could randomly open a bubble. Inject a small amount of energy in any form and you can expand the bubble.

I found my “needle” by using high pitched electromagnetic waves, tuned to the exact frequency of the Quantum rotation of a muon.

In tests, this appeared to split a muon into nothing.  However, an unusually large Time Bubble was momentarily created, a titanium needle inserted into it and electrical energy applied.

1 milliamp produced a Time Bubble approximately 100 meters in diameter.   We have since learned how to spontaneously create a bubble at any size without the needle, using a focused laser beam, precisely timed and aimed.

To pop the bubble, a minute amount of electric energy must be drained from the interior. This can only be done from inside the bubble and only at the exact frequency used to create it. A simple electronic circuit attached to electrodes placed anywhere on the bubble will suffice. This could be built into the “Pedal”. With a precisely aimed laser, tuned to the exact frequency it should also be possible to “Pop” a bubble.

It may be possible to pre-program a bubble to pop after a certain amount of time, but so far the bubble appears to be stable literally for eternity.

 

 

Requirements for the use of the Time Bubble by human occupants.

 

Check list:

1)                        Provide an atmosphere for occupants.

2)                        Provide a control mechanism

3)                        Power source.

4)                        Find some way to view what is going on outside.

5)                        Provide food and facilities

6)                        Insure that we can get back home.

           

Solutions.

 

1) Time bubbles can be any size. Jim and I have designed a computer-controlled system of micro time bubbles that can be created anywhere, and sent anywhere else. We have installed a main computer terminal 1 kilometer under the surface of Mars.  The system collects air, water, food, and even data including an ultra high speed Internet connection. The system sends out air, water or any requested material in micro time bubbles to anywhere or anytime in the future.

It can also receive waste products for disposal, data or anything else in the same manner from our Time Bubble.  We’ve installed a fully equipped lab, recording studio and living space at the Mars base. I plan to move there soon.

 

2) Control has been provided in two forms:

The main control is a pedestal shaped device referred to as the “Pedal”. It has the works. Push one button and you are in your Time Bubble. Need a washroom? Push another button, a new bubble appears merged with the side of the main bubble to form a washroom with all the required fixtures, lights, running water etc. When you’re finished, get rid of it. It has complete optional manual control and can be “flown” like an airplane or spacecraft, if required

The second device is a hand held credit card sized remote control called the “Card”. It has most of the features of the Pedal but is limited in size due to power start up restrictions. It’s designed for short trips away from your Pedal.

All atmospheric, temperature, and bubble transparency control is fully automated, but can be manually over-ridden. All harmful x-rays and other radiation is filtered out and can not be over-ridden.

 

3) Except for start up, which is solar battery powered, power requirements have been met in #1.

4) After much work we’ve found we can adjust the transparency of the bubble to allow only selected photons, or other energetic particles to pass through the bubble walls. My theory is that we will be able to see even “Outside” of the Universe. We’ll only know for sure when we get there. We may see nothing. We do know that we can see what we want, when travelling through our own Universe. Probes have returned with clear images. The Time Bubble appears as a ghostly flickering image to an observer whenever we allow photons to pass through but it is usually moving too fast to be noticed by casual observation. When we are blind, we are also invisible.

5) Covered in #1.

6) The answer to #6 remains to be tested…

 

 

We’ve built a probe to test my theory. It has digital video camera hooked to a port on The Pedal.

It includes a program to allow the Time Bubble to sense and record Gravity changes and we’ve pre-programmed The Pedal to go forward in time until it senses a dramatic gravity shift that we expect to occur at the final moment of the “Big Crunch”. If there is a “Big Crunch”, i.e. the Universe collapses into a singularity, the bubble will record the images of empty “Ether”.

If I’m right, and that’s a big ‘if’, the Universe will be re-born moments later in a spectacular burst of pure energy. “All the Suns that will ever be” captured on video. But will we ever see it?

I believe we will. The probe will continue forward in time to the present day. I expect it to arrive back here, moments after leaving, intact.

 

 

Syd, “So it worked?”

Dee, “Durn tootin’ it worked! If you envision the Universe as what it really is, and not what we see it as, it all makes sense.”

Syd, “It does?”

Dee, “The Universe is a glitch, an imperfection in the Ether, a bubble in the paint. It’s always been and it always will be. Time is only relative within the confines of this Universe, and our Universe exists through all time. Always changing, forever remaining the same.”

Syd, “Well, time is a human concept. Nature’s time moves in cycles, not a straight line.  We just perceive it as a straight line.”

Dee, “Yes, and when we go forward far enough, we come back to when we started. Not that hard to accept is it? The Creator's 16 dimensional Mobius strip.”

Syd, “So if I didn’t come with you, you’d be right back before I had a chance to notice you were gone?”

Dee, “True, but then you wouldn’t get to see the beginning of the universe.”

Syd, “I wouldn’t want to miss that. So when do we leave?”