Okay.
If a static universe, then, is the preferred model, and I'm starting to lean on it but know more about a dynamic model, how do you understand string theory? Would the matrix geometry in string theory have more to do with the orbits of the sub-atomic particles and not the motion of the universe in general in a static model? I'm conceptualizing that motion would be perceptual rather than actual, and that the matrix is connecting the time frames in gtr with quantum mechanics along the planes that we as humans only percieve. IOW, its possible that the matrix configuration can map out planes that we don't have access to because of our physical and technological limitations. This may be a far stretch but if you have any other info. that can bare insight on how a static theory works with string theory, that would be greatly appreciated.