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by Stephen Blaha (Author)
The book begins with a discussion of the role of Dimension as a primordial element. The book exemplifies the continuing critical role of dimension in the HyperCosmos, in the Second Kind HyperCosmos (introduced here) as well as the other spaces of the Cosmos: the 42 dimension Full HyperUnification space and the 88 space-time dimension UltraUnification (UU) space. There are four levels in the Cosmos.
The new spaces bring the total number of Cosmos spaces to 42 spaces. The Full HyperUnification space, which contains the 20 HyperUnification and Second Kind HyperUnification spaces, has 42 space-time dimensions.
The appearance of 42 and 88 dimensions in the Cosmos evokes conjectures of Dirac and Eddington who noted that Physical constants and properties can be combined to form a number of dimensionless constants with the approximate values of 40 or 80. The 42 dimensions may reflect dimensionless constants of value 40 generated from features of the Full HyperUnification space. The 88 dimensions of UU may reflect dimensionless constants of value 80 generated from features of UU.
The entire Cosmos Theory can be generated from one primordial Dimension in the UU space. The author shows that the one dimension can also be used to define a UniDimension ProtoCosmos Model that generates the spaces of the HyperCosmos.
The one primordial dimension in UU can be fractionated into an infinite dust of fractionated dimensions, which can be shaped to form the one dimension space of the ProtoCosmos. It all comes down to one dimension.
Dimension shapes the 42 spaces. Dimension leads to the Unified SuperStandard Theory and the Standard Model of Elementary Particles.
As a result the One Primordial Dimension in the UU and the ProtoCosmos is the decisive key to the Cosmos. This book presents a complete description of the Cosmos within the framework described above. Cosmos Theory is conceptual. Reality enters when individual universes are created (instantiated) of one space type or another. Created universes are structured according to Cosmos Theory.
Earlier books such as The Cosmic Panorama, HyperCosmos Fractionation ..., and Passing Through Nature to Eternity are recommended to the reader for a better understanding of the overall theory.
The history of the search for a fundamental substance is now:
Fire-Earth-Air-Water - Atoms - Quarks, Leptons, ... - Dimension
This book covers many related topics as well.
