The Hand of God, Building the Universe and Multiverse

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1 1.0 Abtract What i the mathematical bai for the contruction of the univere? Thi paper intend to how a tart of how the univere i contructed. It alo anwer the quetion, did the hand of God build the univere? Thi paper how how, mathematically, the univere could tart from a ingle point and then i built up into the univere and the multivere..0 Calculation If one tart with a point and call thi point one, it would in a ene, be a zerodimenional pot. If thi pot were pinning it would have an angular momentum. One find that the angular momentum in quantum phyic to be a follow. = ( ( 1)) [1] If we quare both ide of the Equation 1, we end up with = = ( 1) [] If we ay that the original value of i 1, which i our point there i no pin that can be aociated with one point ince there i no reference to a difference. Therefor pin only make ene when there are two particle. Note that two particle make a line and thu we have a one dimenional object. When =1 then = a dimenionle number. If thi value of = = and we ubtitute = = ( 1) [] thi new value of into equation then we obtain a new value of = = thi value of = could be a -ided ring with a particle in the middle for a total of particle and therefore be a unit two-dimenional object. If we take thi equation and ubtitute the value of = = = ( 1) [] thi new value of into equation then we obtain a new value of = =

2 thi value of = could be a -piece exterior to a cuboctahedron packed phere with a total of 55 phere or particle and therefore be a unit three-dimenional object. At thi point it appear that there i, in a ene, a phae change. Intead of continuing to be packed perfectly thee point are packed into a pherical tructure being contrained by a gravitational field, yet wanting to be packed efficiently a cuboctahedron. It wa hown in The Holographic Principle and How can the Particle and Univere be Modeled a a Hollow Sphere [1] that when packing phere into a pherical tructure that the amount of dicontinuitie made would be equivalent to the amount of phere on the outer layer of the phere. The equation for thi. = ( n 1) n [5] d Which i very cloe to the equation 1 for the angular pin momentum quared of a quantum particle. Thi eem unlikely to be a coincidence. It wa found in The Anwer to the Univere, the Life and Everything i Still [] That the value of outer layer of the next layer of the contruction of the univere i a follow. 1 * * Mp Me N = X X [] We can put thi equation into the form of Equation where S N = Mp Me = 5 [ ] ( 1) [] Mp Me The value for = 0. and = will be ued from Mp Me CODATA. With = 0.01 Mp Me = 5 [ ] ( 1)

3 5 = = Mp Me [ ] 11551( ) =.05 =.05(.05 1) = = Mp Me [ ] ( ) 0 = * Mp Me 0 0 = [ ].0055* (.0055* 1) 0 =.5015* 0 Note that thi level of =.5015* i the level of the Planck Sphere which i decribed in the paper Evidence for Granular Spacetime [] The Planck Sphere i the Sphere that if filling our univere, motly packed in a Cuboctahedron Structure, but i forced into a phere, by the force of ma and kinetic energy. The next level i a phere that ha a value that i the amount of Planck Sphere on the outer layer of our Hubble Sphere. Thi i = Mp Me 0 0 [ ].5015* (.5015* 1) 1 = 1.5* particle for the Hubble Sphere. Thee ame calculation can be extended to calculate the amount of Hubble Sphere that are on the outide of the Multivere. There may alo be multiple Multivere, but the author ha not found a mathematical limit to the Hand of God. The author believe, that in addition to the cuboctahedron bae unit to the contruction of the univere that there are additional layer which would mean that there would alo be multiple Multivere. The reaon for thi i that when calculating the proton neutron ma ratio in the paper An Electro Magnetic Reonance in Dimenion that give Ma Ratio of

4 Proton to Neutron [] needed dimenion to get the ma ratio of the proton to the neutron and thee ratio are ued in building the layer of phere made of phere. The difference between thi model of a rotating univere and the big bang univere i that the kinetic energy of expanion vere rotation i different. An expanding univere, 0 from the big bang yield about 1.0* particle, which come from the critical denity of the univere for a Hubble Sphere ized univere. hc 0 NparticleoftheUnivere = = 1.011* protonandelectron G It hould be noted that a rotating phere would change the amount of dark energy and alo lightly change the ize of the Hubble Sphere. It i not calculated here, but it will be mentioned that the The value for 5,,,,,, will be calculated..0 Dicuion Quickly, the anwer to whether God built the univere i thi. God building the univere, i a belief, we have found no way to prove thi. It i a faith. The univere ariing from nothing, i a belief, we have found no way to prove thi, it i a faith. So thoe who believe in God or no God, have a belief, both ytem of thought are both a faith in the unknown. My own peronal faith, i that there i a creator or creator, that made the univere. The only reaon I believe thi i that it eem the univere i jut too darn ueful to have been an accident. Other than thi reaon, I have no inight into what God i.

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