FOURTH COSMOS DECLARATION

As enticing and compelling in the modern science epoch is the discovery of articles of light, compositions of heavy elements, baryons in the dynamic universe, one should also keep an eye equally on the other aspects in cosmos dynamics that we come to know.

Not to be underestimated in the role of cosmos dynamics which brings about change even within the above noted characteristics is the sundering or changing thereof. It is noted that the elements have an instable, ephemeral tendency which is yet to be obviated. Compositions of matter appears to be most susceptible to decoherence processes. It may prove to be important and more obviously the fate of all known composite matter is decoherence, even in the quantum level. It may well be found to be universal.

Usually treated at the quantum level, decoherence effects the macro world with the wavefunction. It effects elements thereof with depolarization and dissipation along timeline evolution which is depicted as rapid separation and is considered an irreversible process. This may also contribute to or result in disassembling.

Consider further that if found potentially to be universal, then it would be present even in any universe of multiverses which have some kind of composition of elements. Whereby it may prove to be a key clue by the residue which could leave tracings for finding any other universe in a multiverse more readily rather than by searching for distinct structures.

If it is ascertained that there is a megaverse or metaverse, etc. which has element composition present. Then logically, the whole megaverse, etc. would be subject to the same fate of decoherence processes in the nature of its elements by one manner or another probably resulting in dissociation, as likely there will not be found any  composite that is immutable. It is a process that exists that would be inescapable for at least composite elements. No perdurable composite has yet been located although some composite may seem to persist for a very long time but still occur in the First Age. No reason it cannot continue into the Second age.

 

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[aj milton]

hmmm. I will enjoy this when Brian Cox has deciphered it for me ;-)