Einstein’s theory of space-time curvature

 

Einstein’s theory of space-time curvature is related to the theory of cosmological constant& (see the footnote). Even though Einstein rejected his own theory of cosmological constant, it had not completely vanished from his unconscious mind. The vacuum of the rejected theory has unknowingly taken root in Einstein’s mental cabinet and emerged as the theory of ‘space-time curvature’. In fact, space-time curvature is a natural outcome of the super spinning motion of the universe where the surrounding atmosphere of every particle and object will also spin along with the spinning velocity of the particular object or particle. The earth’s atmosphere is also a part of this universal phenomenon that occurs everywhere from the minute sub-atomic particle to vast cosmos.

 

Only when we consider that universe is flat or something as constant; it will generate an illusionary picture in our retina where the false assumptions of the mind will dominate the reality and moves apart from the natural truth of the cosmos. When our mind is not entirely convinced about the mythological root that exists behind Ptolemy and the theory of ‘cosmological constant’; often and often we will become slave to the meaningless assumptions of the mind and will travel apart from the zone of Truth. In this context, naturally ‘known’ will become dominant in our mind and prevents our mental organisms from mastering some of the simple Truth of nature (the unknown). In turn, we will witness an illusory curvature in every space-time. But if one observe the reality without any preoccupied mental illusions then will realize the universal phenomenon of the spinning atmospheres that has originated from the super spinning motion of the particular particle and object, extending from star to atoms.

 

The day when the science realizes this natural phenomenon of the cosmos; the world will witness the axiomatic leap in every field of humanity and will become capable even to decode the underlying secret that governs the universe. Otherwise, the science will be ceased in the zone of illusionary assumptions of the mind where only the discovery will continue, not invention. (Elaborated in the ninth chapter, ‘Super Spinning Motion and The Grand Unified Forces of Nature’)

 

& Cosmological Constant

(Reference from: http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/m_uni/uni_101accel.html)

Einstein first proposed the cosmological constant (not to be confused with the Hubble Constant) usually symbolized by the Greek letter "lambda" (l/y/z), as a mathematical fix to the theory of general relativity. In its simplest form, general relativity predicted that the universe must either expand or contract. Einstein thought the universe was static, so he added this new term to stop the expansion. Friedmann, a Russian mathematician, realized that this was an unstable fix, like balancing a pencil on its point, and proposed an expanding universe model, now called the Big Bang theory. When Hubble's study of nearby galaxies showed that the universe was in fact expanding, Einstein regretted modifying his elegant theory and viewed the cosmological constant as his "greatest mistake."