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But what have we achieved so far? We have achieved what we set out to achieve, to show a definitive explanation why that centralisation point in the universe was so crucially important in the construction of the universe.
As all universal mass raced to this point in space, it showed us an ability to produce a universe with finite boundaries, and to compose time.
And further more, we showed this substance could produce the most sort after substance in our universe, quantum gravity. An espousing of Einsteinian general relativity and Planck's quantum principle all rolled in to one. And that means for simplitication, all universal gravity could be located to one strategic point, but allowed to decompose as discrete quanta.
This easy explanation, therefore permitted us to establish a specific set of criteria: It enabled us to show all galaxies are produced with a methodical application from a central hub of the universe after it composes itself from a diamond, carbon compound. Probably C60. There is no hit or miss analogy, nor any prospect of getting lucky. A process of gravitational influence from a central core, allowed us, at the right time, from the proper location, to allow enough time composure and decomposure to facilitate a life expectancy.
We assumed that point would be a region, with just enough distance from the centre, but not yet having moved fully into a decay stage. We based the assumption, on an ability to construct structural matter, not in a fortuitous way, but more from a productive evolutionary pattern. It wasn't too fast, nor was it too slow. And that never happened by chance.
We have also, for those doubting Thomas' out there, placed in measurable predictions, rather than ambiguities. We won't rely of speculative opinion or subjective assessment, but we'll rely totally on unequivocal proof, determined through scientific diagnostic evaluation.
We also suggested, if we are right, there
should be massive pulsar activity at the centre of the universe. In conjunction to this, we also predicted large areas of red shift at the peripheral wall. We said there would be giant red galaxies so dissipated they will be on the verge of converting entirely to background radiation.
But perhaps more importantly than anything else in this chapter, it can allow a steady-state theory universal matter constantly expands but the universe itself does not.
To achieve this, we showed a steady release of particle matter from our universe, that should, in theory, continue until its death. Quantum Gravity provided us, from a scientific perspective, with the greatest opportunity yet to understand that even with a religious nothingness, both science and religion can find common ground in their comprehension of all things universal.
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