The definition of time-Audio included

I know what eternity is, it is the idea of being away from you.
However, I also know what time is, just so happens I'm the only one,although if you read this you will too.

The definition of time: https://soundcloud.com/greg-friedlander/time-defined

Time is the information in ct3 form within the ct3-ct4 transition disbursed over the ct4-5 information arms.  At ct3-ct4 there are up to 4.3x10^24 ct1 states moving through and at the ct4-ct5 molecular state up to, but probably considerably less than 1.46x10^63 ct1 states involved.  Interestingly, the average of this result is (24+63/2) between 43.5 (10^43.5) which is right where Planck says it should be.   

          The ct3 arrangement is altered, altering time.

The loss of dimension and the breakdown of higher ct states into lower ct states this movement causes replaces internal changes with external ct1 movement in gradual degrees.

          Gravity and velocity are not two entirely different things.  They both reflect the net rate of loss of compressed space (or ct1) from the interior matrix of a ct3-ct5 matrix.

          The tilting of the lines to reflect the movement towards a single x dimension reflects an averaging of states toward that solution.

          One of the things this diagram reflects is that the removal of free ct1 states within the ct3-ct4 matrix including stripping these from the ct3-ct4 cloud, reduces the ability of those states the change and this eliminates time and dimension. The movement of the ct1 states from the matrix is also acceleration.

          These states may also be “crushed” out by eliminating intervening ct1 states between two different ct3-ct4 transitional states which is interpreted as gravity.

          The building of dimensions has been extensively covered as has the net breakdown to give dimension.  This is shown in Figures a-c above which show: CT1 strings pulling ct2 along vs tearing ct2 apart as the universe expands.  During the contraction process this would be reversed, and it is worth mentioning again that at the quantum level there is a constant transition between expansion and contraction, but the net effect is towards the breakdown of higher states and expansions for the next 7 billion years or so.