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The article begins with Einstein’s thoughts on frames of reference to propose that electricity and magnetism are not merely intimately related but are identical except for the reference frame. This invokes the Aharonov-Bohm Effect. Cosmologically, the universe itself is seen as the magnetic monopole scientists seek and the temperature variations in the Cosmic Microwave Background are described without the Big Bang’s Inflation. Then the Riemann Hypothesis is linked to Euler’s Identity and Wick Rotation, with the implication that the Riemann hypothesis says the static universe is the magnetic monopole. Cosmic topology is brought down to Earth in a section on Topological Insulators which refers to Mobius inversion, the Riemann Hypothesis, Vector-Tensor-Scalar (VTS) Geometry which has consequences for the Higgs boson and Higgs field, plus elliptical VTS (eVTS) Geometry which proposes (a) that consciousness can access all space-time, (b) that a digitized universe is capable of being conscious. Support is then given for the Static Universe in a section on flat and mathematically simply-connected space which science says implies an infinite universe. Physicist John Wheeler’s Participatory Universe is combined with things like Virtual Reality, Imaginary Time, and Augmented Reality to address the perhaps ultimate paradox of creating a universe that’s eternal. Other dimensions and surgery in the 4^th space dimension are spoken of in terms of the Mobius Strip and the Matrix of maths, with the strength of gravity in various dimensions also being referred to. Hawking Radiation is presented in a way that can be interpreted either as particles or pressure while Stephen Hawking, Karl Schwarzschild and John Wheeler are claimed to have been correct when they believed in black holes being entropy-free (Prof. Hawking later changed his mind). Zero entropy is extended to the universe using a model of Dark Matter and Dark Energy. The end itself takes a fresh look at the origin of life - suggesting thoughts that begin with Albert Einstein’s physics. It also looks at the Sun’s future Red Giant phase through the lens of modern Information Theory.