Swelling and the Expansion Rate of the Universe

The two degrees of swelling mentioned in an article dated 4.12.2019, which is as yet not posted, relates to the two degrees centigrade temperature reduction mentioned occasionally in my work.

The swelling matches the all important factor of the expansion rate of the universe.  It should be expressed within oblong frames which, however, amount to ten squared Kilometres. The frames have computerised energy boundaries. A near staticity equation develops through the medium of volume and guided change in atomic behaviour, both of which can be utilised using the flexi ratioing described in my work of about early 2017 onwards (see below).

Once this is done the staticity function can be localised by applying the two degrees centigrade reduction in temperature.

The fexi ratioing and the two degrees of swelling can be indicated for initial calculation by the angle arms extending to any desired length from any focal point.

The focal point always denotes the Time of between 3:01pm to 3:15pm in Deal, Kent, England. This is a factor which also accommodates the swelling aspect.