Time-Space Determinism & Cosmology of Absolute Zero

This paper, prepared within the multidisciplinary project The Reconceptualization Epoch, presents the author’s original natural-philosophical framework of time-space determinism, developed through the method of geometric kinedynamics. A critical epistemological analysis of the relativistic space-time models of A. Einstein and H. Minkowski is carried out, deconstructing the dogma of the equivalence of spatial and temporal dimensions within the continuum. As a radical alternative, an ontological Triad of fundamentals is postulated: Time (the active creative principle), Space (the passive principle of forms) and Field (the derivative substance of their interaction). On the basis of a topological analysis of the transformations of fundamental geometric forms (the topological sphere, traceable to the Poincaré hypothesis, and the topological toroid), the mechanism of the generation of Time and Space from the singular ‘nozzle of Time’ via the stage of non-material time-spatial cells (potentials) is disclosed. The concept of the ‘electromagnetic triumvirate’ is introduced, within which field-based counteraction (the extension of Newton’s third law to electrodynamics) is substantiated, wherein the electric field acts as a derivative ‘trail’ of the magnetic field. Within the developed model of conical fields, a deterministic explanation of the accelerated expansion of the Universe is given without recourse to the hypothetical ‘dark energy’, while the nature of the processes of entropy and retropy in the toroidal macrostructures of the Cosmos is disclosed. Additionally, ruptures and explosions (implosion/explosion) are considered as mechanisms of the development of time-spatial structures, along with the distinction between the absolute flow of Time and the ‘clock’ (the trail of time in space), the eventfulness and the scale of events, and the Doppler effect and the empirical ‘anti-Doppler’ paradox of the perception of time.