The Theory of Temporal Locations: A Unified Framework for Dynamic Spacetime and Cosmic Evolution

Abstract

This paper presents an expanded exploration of the Theory of Temporal Locations (TTTL), a novel conceptual framework that fundamentally redefines time. TTTL posits that time, rather than being a continuous dimension, is composed of discrete, unique "temporal layers" or "frames" (Ln). Each Ln represents a complete, irreducible "location" within the universe's temporal progression, capturing the entire state of the cosmos at that instantaneous moment. The perceived "flow" of time is the irreversible and unidirectional progression through these distinct layers.