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| author | luminara, Hadjer |
| author_facet | luminara, Hadjer |
| contents | <p>This hypothesis proposes that spacetime itself moves with an intrinsic, superluminal velocity. All observable motion—of matter, light, and energy—is not independent but inherited from this universal flow. Light is only the maximum speed within spacetime, not the ultimate driver. If spacetime’s rhythm were ever to stop, all existence, time, and energy would vanish instantly. Mathematically, the theory extends Einstein’s equations with a new rhythm field () whose gradient defines the flow, adds stress–energy terms tied to this rhythm, and links the carrier speed to the intensity of spacetime motion. In short: velocity is not an object’s property but the manifestation of spacetime’s hidden rhythm.</p> |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | The Rhythm of the Universe: A Hypothesis on the Intrinsic Velocity of Spacetime Introduction luminara, Hadjer <p>This hypothesis proposes that spacetime itself moves with an intrinsic, superluminal velocity. All observable motion—of matter, light, and energy—is not independent but inherited from this universal flow. Light is only the maximum speed within spacetime, not the ultimate driver. If spacetime’s rhythm were ever to stop, all existence, time, and energy would vanish instantly. Mathematically, the theory extends Einstein’s equations with a new rhythm field () whose gradient defines the flow, adds stress–energy terms tied to this rhythm, and links the carrier speed to the intensity of spacetime motion. In short: velocity is not an object’s property but the manifestation of spacetime’s hidden rhythm.</p> |
| title | The Rhythm of the Universe: A Hypothesis on the Intrinsic Velocity of Spacetime Introduction |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16937877 |