p11

61-to-66 Finally at the 66th notation the space is large enough for the elements of particle physics.
61	62	63	←Steps→	64	65	66
1.2431724×10-25s	2.4863448×10-25s	4.9726896×10-25s	T(seconds)	9.945379×10-25s	1.989075×10-24s	3.978151×10-24s
3.726703×10-17m	7.453406×10-17m	1.490681×10-16m	L(meters)	2.981362×10-16m	5.962725×10-16m	1.19254×10-15m
5.01869×1010kg	1.00373×1011kg	2.00747×1011kg	M(kilograms)	4.01495×1011kg	8.02990×1011kg	1.60598×1012kg
4.3248298_C	8.6496596_C	17.299319_C	C(Coulombs)	34.59863_C	69.19727_C	138.3945_C
5.08263×10-9K	1.01652×10-8K	2.03305×10-8K	T(Kelvin)	4.06611×10-8K	8.13222×10-8K	1.62644×10–K
5.7646075×1017	1.1529215×1018	2.305843×1018	B2Vertices	4.611686×1018	9.223372×1018	1.8446744×1019
1.2259964×1055	9.8079715×1055	7.8463772×1056	ScalingV	6.2771017×1057	5.0216814×1058	4.0173451×1059
299,773,764.18	299,773,764.187	299,773,764.187	Light m/sec	299,773,593.34	299,773,764.187	299,772,507.32
The Quark Epoch: Here the big bang theory outline for reality begins to work within this simple model using base-2 exponential notation and the Planck base units as the starting point. The post is titled, “How did the universe begin? And, what does it mean? Could a Quiet Expansion defuse the Big Bang?” Key question: Who can validate or invalidate this simple model? Your suggestions are invited. Notation, Exponentiation, Vertex Counts for B2 and Scaling Vertices: From notations 61 to 66 the actual number of vertices is stored in its own page which can be accessed by clicking here