6/7 aspects of Regular Time + 4a Hypertime (GOD=7_4/FOD=6_4)

[bradwatsonmiami]

There are 6 dimensions of hyperspace + 4 common dimensions = 10D spacetime in M-theory/superstring theory (string theory).

or

There are 7 dimensions of hyperspace + 4 common dimensions = 11D spacetime in M-theory/supergravity theory (string theory).

Through an analysis of time, we find there are 6 or 7 aspects of regular time + 4 aspects of hypertime in the Unified Strings 21 or 19 Dimensions & Aspects of Spacetime*.

The 6 or 7 aspects of regular time are (1) the beginning: the Big Bang-Bit Bang ~13.8 billion-years-ago, (2) the end: the Big Crunch, (3) past, (4) present: 'the everlasting now', (5) future, (6?) the void: beyond the event horizon of this expanding universe and/or beyond the event horizon of a supermassive black hole, and/or (6/7) a constant: the speed-of-light in a vacuum (186,282 mps).

In addition, there are 4 aspects of hypertime: (1) time dilation/fast forward, (2) faster-than-light/reverse, (3) pause/stop time (observations of objects made while traveling at the speed-of-light), (4) before the beginning/Big Bang-Bit Bang and after the end/Big Crunch (a super-massive black hole at the center of a galaxy in another universe within The Conglomerate of Universes [multiverse] 'Big-Banged' into this universe , thus providing infinite space and infinite time [eternity]). Note: The 4 aspects of hypertime are like operating a video player: fast-forward, reverse, pause/stop, before the beginning and after the end.

This is a biocentric/anthropic universe where we are not only "observers who affect the experiment", we are participants and co-creators. Therefore, if we accept that this universe's boundary/event horizon is the same as that of a supermassive black hole's in another universe, then we must ask, "Is there then a 'void'?" Maybe yes or maybe no? Thus, 6 or 7 aspects of regular time.


*See my tweaked NASA Conference presentation of 4.21.09 at the Pasadena Hilton; PlanetNestor.blogspot.com

[billieholiday]

Brad treads into Timecube.com territory here. Gene Ray might be interested in a copyright infringement suit. The phrase 'intellectual property' came to mind, if only to remind one how divorced from the intellect is the bullcrap produced by crackpots such as Gene and Brad.

[bradwatsonmiami]

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