\(\)All forms of mass and motion within the universe derive from the force and energy (FE) of the Big Bang (BB). At t = 10(log-320) the FE has transformed into a three-dimensional volume of expanding space and into the first elementary particles of mass, i.e. quarks. Estimates of the FE of the BB at
t > 0 are a minimum 1015 – 1019\(\) GeV. A quantified object implies existence of the object and a source of origin (SO). The SO for the FE of the BB is defined as Ek at t = 0. Theoretical derivations of E(a, b, c, … z) not conjunctive by system or method to Ek are deemed irrelevant to all mass and motion of the universe and as such defined as nonexistent.
PROOF
Some “thing” or entity already in existence is the SO of the FE of the BB.
Some “thing” or entity not existent is the SO of the FE of the BB.
END PROOF
Alone and by itself the attracting|repelling quality of Ek cannot transform itself into any other form or entity without another agency, system, or method to enable a transformation of Ek —> mc2. This transforming entity is termed \(\frac{1}{U}\) , \(\frac{E_k}{U}=mc^{2\ \ .}\)
\(\frac{1}{U}\) melds a symmetrical, infinite attracting | repelling field quality to all matter and all motion inside the universe. Stochastic rotational, translational, and vibrational behavior characteristics of the elementary particles of mass are manifestations of the intrinsic attracting | repelling \(\frac{1}{U}\) qualities. The repelling component within \(\frac{1}{U}\) generates the continuous, accelerating expansion to the volume of three dimensional space after t > 0. The intrinsic attracting component within FE is inferred from the fabrication of elementary particles of matter. Black holes are the ultimate attractive object \(\frac{1}{U}\) has transformed compounds of mass into inside the universe. The parameters and constants of the universe responsible for the existence of biological life are rendered from \(\frac{1}{U}\) , and the existence of \(\frac{1}{U}\) is either from happenstance or from the sentience of a creative entity.