The Universe
by Abraham on October 16th, 2017, 12:50 pm
The universe some say itself is eternal, no beginning and no end, always. Some say matter can not be created nor destroyed. That it must always be represented by measurable fact. If both of these theories are true, then even as nothing, something exists. Nothing itself, a measure of force driving to creation. Containing within it a vacuum, a lack of so strong that enough of it alone will bring into existence that which is not, or support travel from that which is to that which is to become. So if the universe is in fact surrounded by nothing, in its expansion from the center, in theory, creation must occur. For if matter can not be created or destroyed, and is a physical representation of a force unseen, then to spread matter by force from a center should leave a need for representation by matter. So, in conclusion, I think that the universe traverses from explosion; instantaneous representation of force by materialization, to complete lack thereof and spontaneous dematerialization. Furthermore, to apply understanding of relation to the power of nothing, to travel from here to there with only nothing in between would be instantaneous no matter the perceived distance.