From "Matter-Energy" to Space

Abstract: This paper presents the result of the Transition Theory about the transformationof energy of matter and its flelds (organized matter-energy) to energy of space (non-organizedenergy). Speciflcally, this endless transformation occurs due to the fact of "representation"of matter-energy into a space with more dimensions and with bigger speed of light. In otherwords this transformation results from the fact that the endless dimensional space "absorbs"the matter-energy. This transformation is the energy loss mechanism that causes the light fromintergalactic matter to redshift. Moreover explains the existence of the dark-matter and theincreasing entropy in the Universe.

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2026-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20351861
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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From "Matter-Energy" to Space

John G. Vlachogiannis
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From "Matter-Energy" to Space

John G. Vlachogiannis
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Abstract: This paper presents the result of the Transition Theory about the transformationof energy of matter and its flelds (organized matter-energy) to energy of space (non-organizedenergy). Speciflcally, this endless transformation occurs due to the fact of "representation"of matter-energy into a space with more dimensions and with bigger speed of light. In otherwords this transformation results from the fact that the endless dimensional space "absorbs"the matter-energy. This transformation is the energy loss mechanism that causes the light fromintergalactic matter to redshift. Moreover explains the existence of the dark-matter and theincreasing entropy in the Universe.

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