Theory of the Universe

The author proposed a radically new model of the structure of the Universe, in which not space changes, but matter itself relative to space. It is this physical change of matter that the author proposes to consider as "time". In turn, these assumptions cause a number of consequences and regularities, which are considered in the following theories.
The theory of the Universe consists of twelve theories, which address such questions as: "What is time?", "What is gravity?". The appearance of matter in the Space-Time coordinate system is described, taking into account the fact that matter moves along the time axis at different speeds. With the help of a number of experiments, regularities between material objects moving at different speeds along the time axis are considered. Which in turn makes it possible to look at such phenomena as black holes from another side. As a result, we are getting closer to understanding space itself.
It is a very common claim that the Universe is always expanding. Ask yourself, "Do you want to see the Universe shrinking right now?". In order to record the shrinking of the Universe, make all the necessary measurements at the moment when the observer is moving towards the center of our planet. That is, at the moment when the observer moves to a place with a larger GRS.
The theory of the Universe consists of the following theories:
1. Theory of the expansion of the Universe. Part 1.
2. Theory of time.
3. Theory of gravity.
4. Theory of space. Part 1.
5. Material objects in the Space-Time coordinate system.
6. The sense of overload.
7. Theory of the relativity of time and space. Part 1.
8. Theory of the relativity of time and space. Part 2.
9. Theory of the expansion of the Universe. Part 2.
10. Theory of gravitational anomalies. Black holes.
11. Theory of space. Part 2.
12. Theory of Equilibrium of the Universe