Canham’s law of simultaneous existence

In this manuscript I will explain how existence is measured, within a single frame of reference called simultaneous existence. All man-made concepts use a standard unit of measurement to enable us to accurately measure energy, volume, mass, space and existence. This is not a complete list. In this manuscript, I am primarily focused on existence. Space has been unitized using the metric distance called a METER. An object 1 meter long has been created to represent this exact length, but this man-made instrument must be kept in a precisely controlled environment. Any instrument used to measure a precise meter anywhere else in space needs a length correction applied, relative to any change in the measuring instrument’s environment. This correction is applied so all of those measurements, equal the standard unit of distance called a meter. This is a well-known process in the surveying industry. Put simply, if you use a steel ruler in a hot environment the steel ruler will have a relative increase in length, therefore the ruler becomes inaccurate if you don’t apply the correction. Existence is measured with an instrument called a clock. Any change in the clock’s environment needs a correction applied, so a second always equals the standard unit of existence called a second. Einstein’s mathematics can predict the change in an atom’s velocity, caused by any change in the clock’s environment and that is why it is used to correct any inaccuracy. In this manuscript, I will explain what a clock is actually measuring and why the number of oscillations counted by these clocks is dilated, until it equals the standard number of oscillations counted by a clock that is kept in a precisely controlled environment. In this manuscript, I have also corrected Einstein’s misconceptions, relative to his misunderstanding about time. Time is only the name of our man-made concept, which is used to measure a unit of existence. You can apply a dilation correction to the concept called time, but you cannot dilate existence. Without these corrections, our man-made concept called time wouldn’t remain aligned with existence. The most fundamental question in physics is ‘Why do we exist’? The most fundamental Law in physics is ‘The Law of Simultaneous Existence’. All theories can only follow and abide by Canham’s Law, as without existence, there is nothing.