aristotle prime mover what is it?

No. Aristotle's unmoved mover is outside of the universe. It isn't an inherent property of objects. It is God.

why
1. why is it god? dont say its god without using logic. else, how did you conclude a god exists logically.
2. The prime mover by definition can't not be a part of the object because
nothing can cause the prime mover to move as Aristotle defined it yet the prime mover cannot move too. Nothing can move itself. The property which is the prime mover doesn't need to be a property of every object.

That's Aristotle's conclusion, not mine. Also, the prime mover is not a property.

the prime mover is an object that is described as something that can move itself, but an object is something that requires motion to move. Yet the prime mover requires motion to move, and just because there needs to be a cause for movement that is independent of the system it creates, the prime mover is not to the best of my conceptual knolledge need to be the solution. The concept of a prime mover being an object disproves itself because no object can cause itself to move, and something inherently causing something to move is a property of the object, not the object itself. separately in separate