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1) Velocity is change in relative location... either toward entropy or negentropy
( need a better word for the latter). Statistically, on balance, it's always
toward entropy in today's universe. Energy is the dissolving of potential
energy relationships -- subatomic to extragalactic -- which by their location
relationships, had attraction and repulsion relationships to tap by aligning
our harnesses in the direction of their dissolving, and sometimes to give
them a little shove in that direction, like shaking the tree so apples fall
of into our blanket.
Big Bang, as now occurring, is the first event in
a series of entropy cascades. Even if Big Bang did not happen as it has
been theorized, the entropy cascades do appear to be occurring.
2) Entropy
cascades are the long process of
draining all potential energy from the
universe by randomizing the distribution patterns of all matter (gravitationally
trapped energy particles).
Entropy is merely the direction of momentum
of the it all right now.
Motion, again, is simply the change of relative
location,
whether of subatomic or galactic lumps.
Some physicists present
will ignore or mock these ideas, but they're easily as silly as other theories.
Motion occurs at every level
from sub-atomic to extra-galactic. As I said,
motion is
the change of relative location.
Most motion (at the level of
space dust and above in size ) goes outward from the Big Bang's
locus...but
there are exceptions.
Some things do not make a steady retreat from the
direction of the Big Bang.
Among these are sub-atomic motions and
motions
of larger objects bound by gravity to a planetoid or star system. You and
I may wander about on the surface of our sphere, the Earth.
Sometimes we
walk toward the Big Bang's locus, and sometimes we are walking away from
it.
********** Discussing the energy ********
********** being derived
from velocity. **********
Energy release is 'entropy increase' on a cosmological
scale, though it can be harnessed to create islands of less entropic environments
for a time...at rather a higher cost of energy. Life as we know it generally
increases entropy's net presence in the universe, but reduces it locally.
Plants are less entropic than animals, but then they enable animals to increase
entropy. Intelligence is even more able to increase entropy.
So on a big
scale, in the presently entropic universe we're in, Life appears in some
places, and in our diagram of entropy, we could say that Life "places ripples
of varying directionality on the entropy cascades" . . . and intelligence
devises even more sustainable islands of entropy reversal at even higher
costs of energy than mere animal life
(... But intelligence speeds up entropy
on the crust of the planet...mining and releasing the energy stored in buried
coal, for example, allows the potential energy to radiate into random distribution
-- an increase in entropy -- in empty space faster than organic life forms
without intelligence would have done... )
End of paper for now.
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