Birth of a Universe

Birth of a universe

After the initial expansion of the Ovum, as it was being nourished by the Aethoesystem through a type of umbilical cord, which took about a trillionth of a microsecond and grew about a trillion, trillion times in size, about the size of a grain of sand, the magnetic force snapped from its weight, into the Ovum and began to reverberate back and forth throughout, giving the Ovum a bounced rubber ball effect.

As the Ovum spun away from the umbilical cord, with the magnetic fields collapsed inward, Aether suddenly began to saturate the interior, activating all the fundamental particles in the process which awoke each particle with energy and thus momentum, causing irregularities and disorder and chaos, thus creating a moment of entropy before order could be restored. The Ovum expanded more rapidly, growing to about the size of a soccer ball.

As the magnetic fields began to gain control, they resumed their regular routine of bringing the anti-matter to the center and repulsing the normal matter back out, and from the chaos of particles began to arise structure as order slowly became restored. The particles began to cool and through the forces began to interact and combine, becoming the first protons, neutrons, and electrons to permeate the universe, and as a consequence of the position that the Ovum was born in the Aethoesystem, her official designation is called 1/137.818….3131 and it is used to govern the characteristics of all life starting with the atom.

Soon the universe began to coalesce into structure, the antimatter Lithiosphere hardening into an iron ball while the normal matter clouds swirled about the Hydrosphere.  Due to the heat from the particle’s friction, their being so tightly packed together, that as they look for space causing the Ovum to continue expanding allowing the agitated particles to begin to rub up against each other. The Lithiosphere began to stretch and thin from the ball of iron spinning in the middle. Soon the Lithiosphere began to splinter out into a logarithmic spiral, what we call the Fibonacci sequence or the golden ratio of 1.618 (Phi the golden mean).

Then gravity took hold and allowing everything to become centralized or balanced in the universe as the mass found purpose. As the universe expanded, the heavy metal Lithiosphere began the process of fission, loosening the original iron ball it had become and allowing it to ‘branch’ out into spiraling tendrils of softer metals as it spun and the heat from the expansion caused the material to soften and open up into branches of metals  (eventually ending in the filaments and nodes of Lithium we see in dark matter today) and expanding further and further throughout space while simultaneously the Hydrosphere gas clouds also began swirling throughout the metals of the Lithiosphere, becoming hydrogen and eventually undergoing fusion and bringing the other light elements into the fold to eventually become the galaxies of stars and planets we see today.

Now this is happening not just to our universe but to every universe that ever existed, all throughout the infinitely large Aethoesystem, floating about the Aether, growing in the Omniverse.

*The Lithiosphere can loosely be compared to our skeleton while the Hydrosphere is all the living cells of the body surrounding it.

*Our universe can be compared to the leaf of a tree as it slowly plummets to the ground, only instead of falling it slowly floats away in the wind, and all these leaves are part of the Omniverse, the tree of life.

*15 million years after the release from the umbilical cord, everything began to cool to a balmy 75 degree, and this allowed the universe to begin gathering structure and securing its place in the Omniverse.