AFTER THE BANG - THE NEXT 13.27 BILLION YEARS

In the system that followed the Big Bang things were not immediately close to resembling the actual universe we know now since the energy had only just slowed sufficiently to metamorphose and rearrange itself into our reality, so instead of the slow plodding movement of our cosmos now it was more like a tornado of pure mass and energy, or all of existence put into a blender in raw form and put on puree until it started to separate and form clumps at the top, slow moving sludge towards the middle of the blender, and a viscous rolling fluid closer to the core of the energy - in this case the spinning blade. Although the PPE had been reorganized into something new it was fundamentally the same material it was before, just represented in new ways. Entropy, too, was fundamentally the same and since it was the driving force and not a subjective quality of anything else it remained completely unchanged by the event we identify as the Big Bang. Instead it continued just as before, acting on the whole of the energy pattern that had just exploded into a new state of being and continuing to expand its organizational possibilities and perceivable metric qualities. This new form the energy had taken on is known by science as Pure Material Energy.

In this way the tornado slowed and expanded and put more and more of the viscous, thinner material we view as space between the denser clumps we call planets, stars, and any astral body really. This primordial soup of the universe was akin to potter's clay on a wheel being spun at great speed with no hand to shape it so the bits fly in all directions and eventually all the clay is scattered about and the wheel was empty but still spinning. The Big Bang happened 13.27 billion years ago and the universe has been expanding and slowing ever since as the clay of its matter clumped together and broke off into isolated fields and clusters that shaped our cosmos over the next 9 billion years. At that point something close to what we have now would have been formed, the pace of things still being considerably quicker than now but nearing our scope of nominal measurements and conditions suitable for supporting sentient life in any form. Also after about 9 billion years however the core of the initial source of energy after the Big Bang was becoming unstable - it had been the first definable instance after the Big Bang and now could not be defined by any of its original terms since all energy and matter had reorganized themselves ad disparitatum at random throughout this new definition of existence This contradiction in self-defined physics led to what scientists identify as the first black hole, and it occurred at exactly the core of the centerless universe we exist in now. The emergence of black holes in our reality did not change the effects of entropy but did add exponentially to its value, and as this value exponentially increased over time the new larger values led to the creation of new black holes and eventually supermassive black holes, which scientists are only observing in the last few years.

This increase in measurable entropy from the cosmological constant led to jumps in the number of possible patterns of the universe and such chaotic processes as the formation of life forms and self-evolving systems, as well as pure anomalies that spring from the morass of pure chaos into our reality due to the overwhelming possibility for themselves. Mathematically, if the probability of something reaches overwhelming statistics in their favor that event is bound to occur given adequate time and options for facilitating conditions. In this case, the probability of something that could not occur occurring in our reality periodically becomes so high due to the activity of black holes that something with no chance of happening suddenly must happen. In a way this is the principle behind the explosion qualities we apply to the Big Bang and the formation of our universe.

Realizing the full backdrop for our modern times helps to set up the perspective necessary to think about our planet Earth and our existence as mammalian humans on the surface of that planet. The conditions behind the the formation of organism life forms on this world are so random and chaotic that we are truly not much more than the byproduct of chance. Realizing this makes the coming events of April 27th seem much more in line with the progression of the universe and our place within it - fleeting and meaningless. So it seems, or so science has proven. But it is our very perspective and comprehension as humans that lends more value to our existence in the universe, at least by our own definition and standards. For more details necessary to understanding the fragile equilibrium of change our reality maintains check here.

Looking at this we can see our world today as a part of a universe that was formed about 4.5 billion years ago after a sudden re-organizing of energy and patterns known as the Big Bang created conditions that would allow the formation of our universe happened 13.27 billion years ago. After PPE had re-formed as what we now call PME entropy continued to increase but due to chaotic instances within the PME it was occasionally increased at increasingly exponential rates.

But how does all of this help explain what is happening now or how we know the Earth will be destroyed on April 27th, 2010? All of this is the backdrop for the principles at play in our universe that have served to create and not destroy life as we know it. There is one more key to understanding why things are as they are, explaining a unique quality we have as human life forms, and finding the actual source of the destructive power the Earth will unleash upon itself on April 27th.

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