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Sorry, But I see you using some bad Math. Eienstein was showing the Relationship of Mass and Energy in Mathematical terms.
The Sum of which could have been all in Energy, all in Solid Mass, or some of both.
If Excited Movement of an Atom or any form or Particle of Matter ceases at Absolute Zero. Then only Matter in Mass state can exist at this Temperature. All Energy would have been reduced to the Mass state of Matter.
The Mass state of Matter can exist below Absolute Zero. But an Excited or Energy state can not.
You obviously dont understand Einstein's equation, or my use of the word "equals" which you interpret as math.
In simple terms, Mass IS Energy. In an excited state or not, you cannot have mass without energy. Einstein's equation shows how you can calculate the amount of energy in any mass. It shows how much energy the mass contains in lumens if you actually add numbers to the equation E=Mc^2. There is no mass in the universe that does not contain energy.
In that regard, you have contradicted yourself several times by stating that your anti matter has no energy.
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REAL Anti-Matter which is created with an equal amount of matter or Energy at Absolute Zero between them would have Mass.
You said yourself that science has gotten to temperatures to within a thousanth of a degree to reaching absolute zero, at what temperature then would matter be created if absolute zero has to be between matter and your actual matter? .0001 degree?
Speaking of the between you mentioned, how then can matter ever come into contact with your anti matter?
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BUT, If enough REAL Anti-Matter can be produced in a lab. Then get rid of the Matter that was created with it. Then the REAL Anti-Matter consuming Energy waves with NOTHING as a result, till the REAL Anti-Matter has all been consumed. will show it does exist.
Energy ceases to move at absolute zero. what you stated is that your anti matter exists only below 0. how then would it be detected? how would matter ever come into contact with it? energy stops moving, waves stop going, Its ABSOLUTE ZERO there is no movement.
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How in the World can you have a “ORIGIN of Matter when you already had Matter in the Form of Energy in your equation? Your Equation was really, “How Less Matter forms More Matter”
If Space was already full of Energy, Matter already exists and would not need an Origin.
You sure do like to exchange the word energy for matter. Space is a vaccum, it is completely empty and devoid of all matter, yet energy (in the form of energy, as mass tends to be opaque) exists in it. otherwise light would not be able to travel through it. The universe expanding creates energy in the form of tension on the vaccum of space. Instead of dissapating, energy is replaced as the universe expands. This is why there is a uniformity of energy, and what enables us to record light as a constant 186,000 mps. Observation has proven that the expansion is accelerating. This would inevitably cause more tension, as with anything, there must be a breaking point. this is when matter is created from energy. As for the prime mover that started it all, real science is at work trying to find out.
i highly doubt that a state of absolute zero would allow much movement at all to have temperature variations, let alone enough variations to allow for all the matter that is seen (and unseen) in this universe to be created.
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Leaving a mass of REAL Anti-Matter behind equal to the Matter which was cast off by the Explosion. If however the REAL Anti-Mass was within, being more dense. Then it would expel all of Matter like an expanding Universe. With it remaining at “Ground ZERO”
So what you're saying is there is a singularity of your anti matter that is responsible for the universe expanding. Why then is it accelerating? in the history of astronomy and cosmology there has never been a recorded temperature of below 1 degree kelvin in the whole observable universe so it could not possibly be that your anti matter is present and pushing galaxies apart.
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We Observe Matter. We Observe Space, Time, Temperature. We Observe an Expanding Universe. So we use Theories. Big Bang is one of them. About 12 Billion years ago? In a universe which has Stars. Some dating 16 to 18 Billion years old? I guess Theories have questions. Even Accepted ones.
Obviously you are not familar with currently accepted big bang theories, if you thought what i had posted was one of them. If you had read and understood the theory that i had posted, you would know that it allows for a forever expanding universe, the age of stars has no bearing on it. there is no 'when it started' its quite elegantly an explanation of how energy is created and how it then turns into mass. It clears up problems with currently accepted theories, as well as explain alot more.
Untill you can come up with an explanation as to how zero degrees actually forms matter, all you're doing is talking. there is nothing to back it up, there is no way for it to be observed. Its nothing but possible material for a science fiction novel.