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FIG.
1:
"CLUSTER
I"
and
II
represent
mid-‐term
effect
of
the
2nd
simultaneous
expansion
of
the
universe,
namely,
prior
to
being
further
compacted
into
superclusters
and
filaments
(FIG.
1).
"RADIATION
ENERGY
DENSITY"
vs.
"DISTANCE"
defines
"DIRECTION
OF
NET
RADIATION
FLOW"
as
"3rd
COSMOLOGICAL
ARROW",
generate
energy-‐density
gradients
that
lead
to
the
"2nd
COSMOLOGICAL
ARROW",
that
represents
"EXPANDIND
SPACE
"1"
CONFINED
TO
THE
COLD-‐DARK,
INTERGALACTIC
VOIDS
and
NOT
involving
spaces
"2"
and
"3"
within
the
filaments,
within
galaxies,
within
stellar
systems,
within
planetary
systems.
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"VOIDS/SPACE
"1"
is
thus
the
sole
MASTER
of
world
phenomena
that
lead
to
the
emergence
of
life
in
non-‐expanding
gravitational
systems,
[5].
FIG.
2:
The
scientific
community
has
not
only
neglected
NAST
DYNAMICS
[1-‐6],
but
ignores
factual
evidence
that
(a)
supports
two
simultaneous
expansions
of
the
universe
that
(b)
compact
galaxies
into
clusters
(Fig.
1),
(c)
further
compact
the
clusters
into
the
well-‐recorded
superclusters
of
galaxies
as
'Filaments
Structures'
("FS")
or
COVEEW,
(d)
provide
the
sole
verifiable
cause
for
reversing
early
slowing
down
of
the
expansion
of
the
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universe
by
gravity
into
accelerating
expansion,
as
discovered
in
1998.
NOTE
THE
100
MILLION
LIGHT
YEARS
SCALE.
The
four
yellow
arrows
depicted
should
be
inserted
into
each
and
all
recorded
dark
voids
to
illustrate
that
opposing,
rocket-‐type-‐winds
compact
galaxies
from
both
opposing
sides
of
each
filament,
thus
accelerating
the
expansion
of
each
and
OF
all,
collectively.
THESE
ARROWS
REPRESENT
super-‐fast
"winds"
that
are
emitted
from
any
opposite
filament
sides,
thus
keeping
thrust-‐compacting
each,
like
opposing
rockets.
The net result is thrusting away each and all voids' "filaments borders", "Walls" or FS.
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Fig.
4:
This
figure
does
not
show
the
astronomy
verified
chain
of
facts
that
the
galaxies
depicted
have
been
later
compacted
first
into
clusters
(Fig.
2)
then
further
compacted
into
super-‐clusters
'FILAMENTS'
that
surround
each
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and
all
cold,
expanding,
intergalactic
voids,
or
what
had
been
defined
by
Volume
I
of
this
Cosmology,
Physics
and
Philosophy
series,
an
independently
expanding
SPACE-‐"1"
by
the
inflowing
stellar
and
galactic
winds
(Figs.
2
&
3).
Fig.
5:
The
earliest
detected
intergalactic
voids
(dark
blue)
vs.
early
galaxies
that
radiate
galactic-‐stellar
winds
(Fig.
2).
These
voids
have
been
expanding
with
the
Big-‐Bang
expansion
(Figs.
1
to
4).
As
the
number
and
intensities
of
emitters
has
increased,
the
thermodynamic
processes
defined
by
Figs.
1
to
3,
have
established
an
independent,
second,
simultaneous
expansion
of
the
universe.
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SUPPLEMENTARY
NOTES
(1) Deterministic
physics
and
engineering
may
begin
with
symmetric
partial
differential
equations.
To
agree
with
observations,
asymmetry
is
forced
on
in
presented
or
published
'proofs',
that
proceed
only
under
imposed
INITIAL
CONDITIONS
(for
future
time
evolution),
while
rejecting
FINAL
CONDITIONS
(for
symmetric
past
time
'evolution'.).
(3) FIG.
2
defines
the
most
important
energy-‐densities
gradients
that
keep
allowing
and
maintaining
stellar
evolution.
(4) Each
void-‐sink
removes
energy
from
emitters
around
it
by
its
very
increase
in
volume.
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4. Also
impossible
without
the
2nd
expansion
are
supernovae,
that
allow
planets
to
be
formed
and
life
to
emerge
by
gravitation
–
a
complicated
process
that
is
described
next.
8. The
voids
themselves
are
present
from
earlier
time,
as
proven
by
the
1964-‐discoveed
black-‐body
radiation.
Fig.
5.
9. The
winds
originate
in
and
emerge
only
from
inside
the
filaments
that
surround
each
void
–
and
spread
out
from
the
opposite
sides
of
each
filament.
10. The
winds
enter
each
void
from
all
3D-‐directions,
thus
causing
each
and
all
to
enhance
the
expansion
rate
the
inertia
remnant
of
the
Big-‐Bang
expansion.
FIGS.
1,
4.
12. This
process
not
only
compacts
galaxies
into
clusters
and
next
into
superclusters
and
filaments,
but
reverses
earlier,
gravity-‐induced,
decelerated
expansion
of
the
universe.
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16. A
minor
fraction
of
these
winds
proceeds
across
the
universe
to
reach
our
telescopes,
allowing
NASA
and
other
sources
to
record
FIG.
1.
17. Various
claims
and
dictums
are
refuted
by
this
newly
defined
world
outlook,
factual
dynamics
and
associated
new
revolutionary
theories
in
science
and
philosophy
[1-‐6].
19. Dark
energy
claims
-‐-‐
and
associated
attempts
to
change
general
relativity
-‐-‐
should
be
replaced
by
these
two
proven
simultaneous
expansions
of
the
universe
and
associated
revolutionary
theories.
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1. Super-‐fast
stellar-‐galactic
winds
flow
from
filaments
to
voids
on
both
sides
of
each
next
dissipate
in
each
attached
dark-‐cold
void.
FIG.
2.
3. This
process
is
herein
defined
2nd,
simultaneous,
accelerated
expansion
of
the
universe
as
one
interconnected-‐system
termed
EXPANDING
VOIDS/SPACE-‐1.
FIG.
2.
4. The
net
result
of
these
SPACE-‐1-‐Dynamics
is
compacting
most
galaxies
first
into
clusters
secondly
into
superclusters
and
filaments
that
are
thus
locked
and
compacted
between
all
these
voids.
FIG.
1).
5. The
2nd
expansion
is
integrated
with
and
affects
the
1st
gravity-‐induced
slowing
down
of
the
Einstein-‐Hubble
expansion
since
the
Big-‐Bang.
FIG.
4.
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The
first
local
"aggregates"
of
matter
in
the
solar
system
have
already
contained
gas,
supernovae
debris,
dust,
rocks.
It
was
gravity
that
stratified
these
compounds
in
‘horizontal’
layers
according
to
their
“specific
gravity”,
a
term
to
used
below
in
modified
“natural
selection”.
The
atmosphere
and
geological
strata
wee
ordered-‐selected
by
specific
gravity
of
their
chemical
components.
It
was
gravity
that
put
the
early
components
of
living
systems
at
one
and
the
same
strata
for
life
to
begin.
Gravity
periodicities
around
the
sun
emerge
as
prime
sources
of
order
via
time
and
the
arrow
of
time
[Lecture
1].
Using
gravity
pointers
we
say
‘up’,
‘down’,
‘left’,
‘right’
and
generate
symbols,
codes,
signs,
numbers
and
letters
for
a
later
use
and
for
other
to
read.
Plants also harbor innate sensors that guide them in which direction to grow
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The
sensing
devices
which
plants
and
animals
use
for
"gravity
perception"
("gravity
receptors",
"g-‐
perception",
"bio-‐
accelerometers",
"gravity-‐
induced
biological
clocks",
etc.)
are
not
yet
well
understood,
even
though
a
voluminous
literature
has
been
published
on
this
subject.
But
what
we
already
know
justifies
the
central
role
we
claim
gravity
plays
in
living
systems
and
society.
As
most
high-‐growing
trees
they
align
their
growth
under
the
control
of
the
gravity
vector.
Small
organisms
(including
all
bacteria)
may
have
no
means
for
sensing
gravity,
but
they
are
affected
by
it.
Animals
low
on
the
evolutionary
scale
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Even
the
computer
page
is
ordered
by
up,
bottom,
left,
right
margins
and
footnotes.
And
it
takes
time
to
read
them
and
to
comprehend
them;
the
time
that
always
advances
from
past
to
future;
the
time
that
we
term
Linguistic
Arrow
of
Time.
Similarly,
gravity-‐induced
ordering
of
shelves,
files,
documents
and
books
in
a
library
introduces
order
into
our
life.
The
origin
of
temporal
behavior
in
animals
can
be
traced
back
in
time
and
out
to
external
physical
influences.
Gravity
and
geophysical
periodicities
thus
emerge
as
prime
sources
of
order
and
information
in
all
non-‐living
and
living
systems.
Animals
low
on
the
evolutionary
scale
depend
little
on
learning,
and
have
a
lesser
adaptability
to
changes
in
the
environment.
Consequently,
their
dependence
on
heredity-‐geophysical-‐gravitational
origins
is
high
in
proportion
to
animals
high
on
the
evolutionary
scale.
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Biological
structures
in
the
inner
ear
include
semicircular
canals
and
a
fluid
that
moves
by
gravity
force,
and
activates
a
system
that
transmits
linear
and
rotational
motions
vis-‐à-‐vis
the
gravity
vector
to
the
vestibular
nerve,
which
carries
these
signals
through
the
brainstem
to
our
brain
cerebellum,
which,
in
turn,
uses
them
to
control
our
balancing,
orientation,
coordination
and
movement.
The
vestibular
system
in
our
ears
comprises
two
semi-‐circular
‘canals’,
which
are
used
to
indicate
our
rotational
movements,
and
otoliths,
which
indicate
linear
translations.
Gravity
causes
changes
in
cell
division,
metabolism
and
the
immunity
system.
Reproduction
is
also
impaired
and
the
immune
cells
cannot
differentiate
into
mature
cells
in
low
or
zero
gravity
conditions
attainable
in
space
craft.
The
size
of
a
biological
cell
depends
on
the
local
gravity
vector
–
its
size
increases
in
larger
local
gravitational
field-‐force
values.
Bone
cells
must
attach
themselves
to
something
and
will
die
if
they
cannot.
Without
the
gravity
force-‐
field
they
float
around
and
perish.
When
animals
evolve
on
land,
outside
the
oceans,
they
develop
stronger
skeletons
to
cope
with
larger
gravity
forces
vis-‐à-‐
vis
the
reduced
one
due
to
buoyancy
in
the
waters.
Earlier
life
forms
in
the
oceans
were
smaller
and
had
a
jellyfish-‐like
configuration.
Thus,
without
strong
skeletons,
land
animals
cannot
evolve.
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Gravity
generates
structures
and
controls
all
geological
layers
and
global
phenomena
ranging
from
mountain
crests,
gravity-‐induced
tectonic
folds,
valleys,
beaches,
oceans
and
lagoons,
to
springs,
wells,
swamps,
glaciers
and
rivers,
and
the
bio-‐systems
connected
with
them.
Assertion 10: Gravity Induced Rules of Grammar and Social Life
Similarly, horizontal reversals prevent us, say, from reversals of W to M.
There
are
more
complicated
gravity-‐induced
grammar
rules.
They
range
from
preventing
reversal
of
past
into
future,
and
vice
versa,
to
use
gravity-‐induced
structures
as
reference.
The
fluid-‐particles
systems
inside
our
cells
initiate
inner
convective
currents
that
change
under
zero
gravity.
Thus,
the
absence
of
gravity
affects
the
contacts
of
cells
via
their
membrane
potential
and
their
cytoskeletons.
Gravity generates structures and controls all geological layers and global
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The
evolution
and
everyday
functioning
of
our
bones,
legs,
hips,
joints,
cartilages,
ligaments,
femurs,
tibia,
pelvis
and
muscles,
has
been
"in
response"
to
the
force
and
direction
of
gravity.
Gravity
plays
a
key
factor
in
hygiene
and
in
heart
failure
associated
with
swollen
legs,
in
flooded
lungs,
walking,
sleeping
needs,
etc.
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Note
the
scale
100
million
light
years
'our'
local
group
and
VIRGO
CLUSTERS
are
less
than
a
dot
in
the
VIRGO
supercluster
of
galaxies
compacted
by
Dark
Expanding
VOIDS
BETWEEN
ALL
COMPACTED
FILAMEMTS,
NEITHER
BY
BLACK
HOLES
NOR
BY
DARK
CHIMERA
CALLED
DARK
ENERGY
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CONCLUSIONS
Appendix
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He
emphasizes
that
all
scientists
operate
under
some
set
of
philosophical
prejudices,
and
that
failure
to
acknowledge
this
is
self-‐delusion.
Furthermore,
he
argues
that
a
failure
to
attend
to
the
philosophical
base
of
physics
leads
to
an
empty
scientism.
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His
work
is
challenging
on
many
levels,
constituting
a
review
'with
derivations'
of
general
relativity
'as
applied
to
cosmology',
thermodynamics,
the
current
state
of
theoretical
particle
physics,
astrophysics,
as
well
as
a
summary
history
of
western
philosophy,
'especially
the
philosophies
of
time
and
mind'
and
critiques
of
western
society,
the
intelligentsia
and
the
relationship
between
academic
science
and
government.
One
'and
perhaps
the
central'
theme
explored,
is
that
of
the
interplay
between
symmetry
and
asymmetry.
His
primary
interest
is
not
in
the
recent
progress
in
the
unification
of
forces
in
gauge
theory,
although
he
finds
support
in
it
for
his
Einsteinian
outlook,
but
is
rather
time,
time's
arrow,
and
the
asymmetry
between
past
and
future.
Around
time
are
accumulated
discussions,
both
mathematical
and
philosophical,
of
thermodynamic
reversibility,
time
reversibility,
the
nature
of
causality,
and
the
use
of
advanced
and
retarded
solutions
to
wave
equations.
The
second
major
theme
is
that
of
gravity
and
its
overwhelming
domination
of
the
actual
form
of
the
universe,
at
all
scales.
The
combination
of
these
themes
is
not
accidental;
they
are
point
and
counterpoint
to
his
thesis
that
the
time
asymmetries
are
connectable
to
and
perhaps
even
determined
by
the
master
asymmetry
given
by
the
gravity
of
general
relativity:
the
remorseless
cosmological
expansion.
He
argues
that
only
the
expansion
can
provide
the
unification
of
time
asymmetries.
The
expansion
provides,
among
other
things,
an
unsaturable
sink
for
radiation,
which,
in
turn,
permits
the
establishment
of
gradients
in
temperature
and
density,
which
provide
the
basis
for
the
physical
process
that
leads
to
life.
He
also
criticizes
the
sloppy
and
improper
use
of
the
concepts
of
entropy
'and
the
related
notions
in
information
theory'
and
quantum
indeterminism,
especially
as
covers
for
an
inadequate
understanding
of
temporal
asymmetries.
Taking
an
Einsteinian
position
on
the
interpretation
of
quantum
mechanics,
he
looks
forward
to
revitalization
of
Einstein's
quest
for
a
deterministic
interpretation
of
quantum
events.
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The
value
of
this
book
lies
in
the
challenging
combination
of
ideas
which
Gal-‐Or
presents,
which
goes
far
beyond
what
can
be
sensibly
described
in
a
review.
[This]
work
may
be
too
large
to
digest
as
a
text
in
these
days
of
the
decline
of
academic
institutions
"as
Gal-‐Or
describes
them",
but
that
will
be
the
loss
of
both
the
faculty
and
the
students.”
AMERICAN
JOURNAL
OF
PHYSICS
"This
is
a
great
book,
and
an
exciting
book;
readable,
worth
reading
and
enlightening."
Sir
Karl
Popper,
the
Greatest
Philosopher
of
Science
"I
do
not
know
a
better
modern
expression
of
science,
philosophy
and
classical
humanism
than
that
of
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book."
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Daily
"We
are
all
Gal-‐Orians
!
"
Editor,
Foundations
of
Physics
"Gal-‐Or’s
“beauty”
has
always
been
the
object
of
science,
which,
he
lyrically
observes
as
“a
most
fundamental
aesthetic
frame
of
mind,
a
longing
for
the
run-‐away
horizons
of
truth
and
symmetry
that
we
always
try
to
reach.”
Order
Amidst
Chaos,
Enlightenment
Aesthetics
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de
force.
A
magnificent
and
sustained
piece
of
work!
Gal-‐Or’s
net
is
widely
cast
–
it
reaches
as
far
as
science
policy
and
political
philosophy."
A.
Cottrell,
V.
Chancellor,
Cambridge
University
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"Appeals
to
scientists
of
all
disciplines
who
are
prepared
to
open
their
minds.
Shines
a
welcome
light
in
some
dark
corners
of
science.
Sir
Karl
Popper,
in
a
Foreword,
correctly
describes
it
“a
great
book”.
New
Scientist
Magazine
"Evokes
a
person
heart
!!
Has
generated
a
large
number
of
responses
from
around
the
world,
some
declaring
that
it
has
turned
them
into
“Gal-‐Orians”.
Since
the
thought
presented
by
this
book
is
so
rich,
translators
of
our
country
should
recommend
this
book
with
all
their
intellectual
power."
Chinese
Academy
of
Sciences
"A
Master
Piece.
The
well-‐known
author
bases
his
philosophy
on
a
very
sound
knowledge
of
present-‐day
scientific
theories.
"
Indian
Journal
of
Physics
"The
works
of
scientists
like
Gal-‐Or,
Bohm,
and
(Noble
Prize-‐Winner)
Prigogine
provide
important
resources.
Prigogine's
formalisms
do
not
really
tell
us
how
irreversible
change
emerges
from
reversible
[mathematics].
(in
this
Gal-‐Or
is
superior)."
The
Crisis
of
the
Sciences
“I
have
in
the
meantime
studied
your
book,
with
great
interest,
and
made
pages
of
notes
on
it.
I
feel
as
if
I
had
been
on
numerous
walks
and
talks
with
you
on
the
great
questions,
and
know
that
would
be
great
to
go
on
with
them!
Who
cannot
be
impressed
by
your
love
for
the
great
men
of
all
times
and
all
countries,
by
your
phrase
“working
back
and
forth
between
theory
and
fact”,
by
your
belief
that
philosophy
is
too
important
to
be
left
to
the
philosophers,
by
your
concern
for
where
thought
and
language
lie
in
the
scheme
of
things
–
and
by
so
much
more!
I
continue
to
reflect,
again
and
again,
on
your
central
thesis
that
expansion
is
the
origin
of
all
asymmetry
in
time.
What
an
ingenious
phrase
is
your,
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By Benjamin Gal-Or, All Rights Reserved
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Entropy,
Fallacy,
and
the
Origin
of
Irreversibility:
An
Essay
on
the
Einsteinian
New
Astrophysical
Revolutionary
School
of
Thermodynamics;
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N.Y.
Acad.
Acad.
Sci.,
196
(A6)
305
(1972).
Awarded
the
Gold
Medal,
2. Gal-‐Or
Benjamin,
cosmological
origin
of
thermodynamics,
Nature
230,
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234,
217
(1971);
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Benjamin,
The
Origin
of
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in
nature,
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176,
11
(1972);
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Benjamin,
On
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50
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Benjamin,
Cosmology,
Physics
and
Philosophy
(CPP),
Volumes
I
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II,
Springer
Verlag,
New
York,
1981,
1983,
1987
reprinted
unchanged
to
present
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Benjamin,
TWO
SIMULTANEOUS
EXPANSIONS
OF
THE
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2018,
February
28
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