Cosmic Time and Local Time
The relationship between cosmic time (information time)
and local Earth time (proper time)
Cosmic Time
Defined by ln2 decompression
Measures information escaping the birth horizon
Expansion speed = c
Cosmic age = 39.5 Gyr
Exponential clock
T = 1.24674E+18 seconds
Local Earth Time
Defined by local curvature, density, rotation
Measures time inside the cooled universe
Expansion rate ≈ 75 km/s/Mpc
Local age ≈ 14.5 Gyr
Linear clock
t = 4.59507E+17 seconds
Conversion
t = local time
T = cosmic time
t = T × (1 − ln 2) / √ln 2
Deriving all values using Cosmic Time and Mass where necessary
Deriving Values - Universe
Cosmic Time = T
Local Time t = T*(1-ln2) /√(ln2)
Radius R = c*T
Volume V = (4/3)*π*(c*T)^3
Curvature K = 1/(c*T)
Rotation ω = c^2/R^2 = 1/T^2
Density p = M/((4/3)π(c*T)^3)
Entropy S = M×(ln2/π)×(1-ln2/π) /(ln2^(2*n))
Information I = M×(ln2/π)×(1-ln2/π) /(ln2^(3*n))
Hubble Rate H = (1-ln2) /(√(9ln2)*T)
Cosmological Constant Λ = ((1-ln2)^2) /(3*ln2*c^2*T^2)
Mass M = Tunnelled in then constant
Fun Facts
Interesting Facts from Interpretation of the Data
When the universe was only 50 years old, it's average density matched that of the air we breathe.
Space Density
Universe Spin Rate
When the universe was only 3 seconds old the rotation rate had already slowed to how fast the Earth orbits the Sun