The Unsustainable Resistance to Disruptive Physics and a New Look at Cosmology and Thermodynamics

Abstract

This article performs a synthesis of two disruptive theories that seek to describe the ultimate nature of the universe. The first deals with the physical continuity of the expansion of the four-dimensional cosmic woof. The second describes the expansion energy of the continuum with the aid of a Lagrangian approach to the intrinsic thermodynamics assumed. The proposal intends to fill the gap between the continuous and discontinuous images of the universe, discussing topics as follows: 1. Continuity in physics; 2. Space-time; 3. Entropy; 4. Thermal expansion of the universe. The explanatory content is organized like this: 1 Introduction — familiarization of the reader with the philosophy of the proposed theories and presentation of the general purposes; 2 How the expansion of the space-time continuum works — the theory of ever-expanding space-time (the continuous physic expansion of the cosmos), i. e., expanding regardless of the space-time scale considered, including in sub-Planckian domains; 3 Understanding entropy — entropy and its role in paralel with time; introduction of the Lagrangian formalism coupling time and energy; 4 The synthesis itself — the connection of the two theories and its structuring meaning.