So there never was a start to the big bang, I posit,
instead, entropy is merely a property of mass-energy,

and everything has just always been, and will always be, dissipating.

I call that Space_Time_Entropy,
where entropy is the so-called cosmic time, a fifth _Spatial_ dimension.

Although the spatial nature of entropy is easily observed at cosmic
scales,
smaller scales introduce many unknowns, making it seem directional to us.

Where relativity obviously fails is the fact that
no place in nature could _Ever_ have infinite density,
because infinite gravitational acceleration implies infinite Unruh radiation,
so it'd have to emit more energy then exists in the cosmos.

Likewise, no place could ever have a perfect vauum,
because it takes energy to maintain a vacuum,
so it'd consume more energy than exists in the cosmos.

So there never was a start to the big bang, I posit,
instead, entropy is merely a property of mass-energy,
and everything has just always been, and will always be, dissipating.

I call that Space_Time_Entropy,
where entropy is the so-called cosmic time, a fifth _Spatial_ dimension.

Although the spatial nature of entropy is easily observed at cosmic scales,
smaller scales introduce many unknowns, making it seem directional to us.

Sorry I must be wrong but,
Is the Light speed constant or our measuring Instrument have limitations
-D