Well, thank you guys for your interest
In fact i think that "universe" before the "big bang" was isotropic then became anisotropic after that.
That implies a preferential direction for our universe represented by this 4th dimension.
However, this extra dimension does not represent time, the notion of passing time, I mean.
Physical objects such as atoms have a different number of dimensions, near the center, they obey a 3D + 1 law while by reaching electronic orbitals, the law is becomes 2D, like galaxies ...
The Famous void ( our void i say) obeys a 2D law even if it appears in 3D because this is a 2D + 1 (the additional dimension of Wyttenbach ).
Why all of this ?
In fact, the form, the logic of form of all objects which appear "solid" to us is the same whatever their size.
It's pretty incredible, but it's the same between atoms and galaxies !
I had a lot of trouble understanding this notion of "passing time". In fact, time is simply the fact that an object changes in size ... whether it grows or vice versa, this is very much linked to our own human body existence, in fact.
Why are atoms very stable?
Like its dimensions, its energy is in fact constantly turning on itself ( Wyttenbach understanding) , this "size" does not vary this is why its own time being equal to zero involving its stability !
I stop there, I lost everyone ..
Lots of aberrations in current physics.
For example Einstein postulated that mass and energy are the same thing, either, but how would he have interpreted the universal mechanism of action/reaction which implies minimum 2 objects ?? His thing is incomplete ...