Dark flow (Fractal topology of spacetime) .wmv

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1. Hi Bob. Thank you. Interesting. Have ever a moment of a galaxy passing Hubble Sphere been observed?
2. I wish I had taken some more science 40 years ago!
   The newer the science, the more it makes sense ... like I was born too soon ...
   This helps me know my daydreams are NOT CRAZY.
3. Bob .. Excellent ideas .. very very plausible .. really enjoyed .. Kevin
4. >>--------------------->  So when a galaxy passes the Hubble Sphere Boundary, that simply means it's gone into warp drive.
5. Thank you Raheel I have made some mistakes in this that I needed to make to come to my current understanding. I will be uploading another presentation soon on “Time”. The observable horizon is not getting smaller and the time reversal effect is wrong, understanding why has been very illuminating for me, I still believe most of what I have said and my latest thought experiment I think will be the proof needed, please watch this space. 
6. Brilliant idea, very well presented.
7. There exists “our” universe beyond what we can or will ever see. Our big bang produced our infinite part of the universe, but there is, I believe, an infinite number of other infinite parts as the big bang singularity is a continuum. Every moment there emerges an infinite matter & anti-matter part from the singularity, each with their own transfinite time. Infinite matter & anti-matter parts that share the same BB moment are entangled throughout their transfinite time. Thank you for looking. 
8. Hi Bob, as far as I know the Universe is flat, so it will not make a big crunch. Or do you mean cyclic because two BRAINS (M-Theory) collide? Well if its cyclic we will see one day the gravitywaves. I will check your video now, thanks for your answer.
9. Universe = totality of existence, we are part of a transfinite fractalized part. I believe the universe to be cyclical see my Fractal topology of spacetime theory 5.
10. so....no other universe behind our own one?
11. Imagine travelling as a photon. At the speed of light time stands still; a journey will take zero time = infinite velocity. As you travel from the past to the future you are at an infinite distance from the past. Future distances are zero. From when you left you have had zero distance to travel ie you’re stationary, relative to your future position. The future does not yet exist, you are in a superposition until you reach an observer at the now moment of time when V= C relative to observer.
12. Yes, it’s not happening in reverse we just see it that way due to light taking longer and longer to reach us, the further it has to travel. The reason we can see it in reverse time order is because time is transfinite, the rate of time now and in the future is slower relative to the past. The constant speed of light is also transfinite; relatively slower now than in the past, but always measured as C. The apparent expansion of the universe is due to this relative slowing of light over time.
13. Wait Hold on? Are you sayin that "Dark Flow" is our own Big Bang in reverse?
14. Very well explained. Intuitively appealing concept.
15. Still 8 yrs of data to analyze yet.If all the components of space and time are changing over time and are peculiar to your frame of reference, then although the speed of light will always be measured to be the same anywhere at any time it will be relatively slower compared to the past or compared to where time runs slower. The Hubble Telescope in a low Earth orbit obtained a faster Hubble Constant than Plank out in an L2 orbit, not exactly proof (HST & Plank are too different) but encouraging.
16. What about the data from the newer more sensitive planck satellite? Did it's data find more evidence for this phenomena or did it disprove it?