However, the strings need not be as mysterious with E-H theory since the unwinding of time may just as easily be viewed as the vibrating of time; vibrations require time being by nature the frequency of movement.
Time has no linearity in the singularity, but once it becomes linear, the idea of vibration allows for the dimensional structure. That is unwinding time would necessarily include creating dimension which in turn is a vibration. It need not have specific harmonics, but the beauty of the equivalent is that you have linearity of time created at the point of creation and this linearity has an energy equivalent that expresses itself in three dimensional coordinates which change to create the appearance of movement. The total energy of time is conserved so that if the coordinates change quickly enough, the time coordinate (the one that is measured by clocks) slows. The more dimensional coordinates, the more time can change. For example, positive and negative forces could easily be represented by such time coordinates where the vibration (coordinate change) is about a fixed point to create spin. The greater this spin, the less "clock time" the particle has but there is an attraction of particles of opposite spin. The spins cancel each other out when they are combined to create neutrons so that neutrons represent time where the spin part of the coordinate change have stopped and time coordinates only change relative to the zero coordinates represented by the singularity.
The precursor to a black hole, the neutron star, is a collection of these which have increased in density to the point where very few (or none) of the "pairs" are allowed to spin independently.
Now the question becomes how do quantum changes in time coordinate changes lead to different fundamental particles and to the larger atoms. Moreover, why do some time coordinate changes lead to "empty space" being defined by the time (or by a separate type of time if that is possible) and how do other time coordinate changes lead to the creation of energy (we already know that the absorption of energy, that is the change of time from clock time to vector time leads to the movement from energy to matter).
The answer to this lies at the Planck length of time, that is the transition between coiled time, and time which has created dimension. As we have seen, at one point in time, theoretically, all time had no dimension (14 billion years ago) and some event (perhaps critical mass of awareness-a very circular thing reflected in our universe by the infinite series pi) led to at least some amount of time becoming linear, the coordinates for all time changing from 0,0,0,0 to some form of 1,0,0,1 (the first 1 being the first movement of clock time and the second 1 being the first movement along a vector); then 1,0,1,1; then 1,1,1,1 at the planck length to create the previously discussed planck spheres of time and the continued linear change of time lead to all of these quantum times exploding outward with energy reflected by massive changing in the last 2 numbers while the first number (clock time) changed relatively slowly due to the speed with which the energy moved. However, clock time began to play havoc on this primordial energy leading to matter where the clock time coordinate began changing at a slower rate.
What may be missing from this coordinate time lies in the prior discussion of spin. it is possible that coordinate changes of spin are separate so that you have a set of quantum time coordinates that look something like this: 1,3,5,1 (1); 1,3,5,1(-1); 1, 3, 5,1, (0) representing a set of quantum time coordinates with spin to generate what we perceive as electromagnetic qualities. Since we know that electromagnetic can be generated on a macro level (just fly a kite in a thunderstorm or turn on a lamp) we might instead want to look at the "change" in coordinates which might appear like this:
dt1=1, dt2=3, dt3=5, dt4=1 for the first set and dt1=1, dt2=3, dt3=5, dt4=(-1) for the second set. The third set (the non-charge version) might only be possible where you combine the two sets to cancel out the positive or negative change in time. That is where all the time was initially created, you had a highly charged planck length ball of all quantum time experiencing coordinate changes. They would have acted to repel one another based on charge dynamics aside from being very crowded and infinitely dense (or nearly infinitely dense). The rapid change in time coordinates which would result might include many positive and negative changes as the particles sought some sort of explosive equilibrium. dt1 (clock time) may have even oscillated back and forth and the existence of dark matter indicates this is still possible (it might be invisible because its clock time is moving negatively and not positively).
It also needs to be remembered that the change in time coordinates is observed to have a conservation element, but if "anti-matter" is merely where dt1=(-1) (matter with a clock time component which changes negatively instead of at zero of at a positive rate) then it becomes fairly self evident how this can be created (in small amounts) in supercolliders where we have very high dt2,dt3,dt4 and almost zero dt1 based on the acceleration of the particles so that dt1 being near zero at these speeds it may be made to change positively or negatively (at least in theory). The ramifications of having anti-time as a part of anti matter are academically interesting. This has to wait for a later post, however.
The real next step is a step back. This is the creation of space, then energy then matter from time which will be the subject of the next post.
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