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I like simplicity. If you imagine the universe a billion time large than we can see , this is just an arbitrary figure to give scale to problem and then you put super massive black holes dotted around, but so much large than galactic centre black holes to the scale of billions of time larger or in my opinion far bigger, these black holes have a scale limit or a life time , when they explode this is not a big bang the ripple of energy, a special energy level which is not seen in our visible universe ripples out through the universe, within a close period of time 100 or a trillion billion years another universal size black hole explodes, where the ripples of energy intersect this is the big bang and this is where matter is created.
We need a point of creation because this is what we see when we rewind time and plot the positions of galaxies, they seem to converge to a single point, the big bang, but to say the universe was created from nothing is hard to believe. Mathematics breaks down at two points, pre big bang and in black holes, things become infinite which is a bit of a problem, this is why I like this theory. I think we have again underestimated the scale of the universe.
What is important is here is there are many theories which include the big bang, multiple universe, multiple dimensions all of these are created through mathematics, variables which are introduced due to new discoveries or observation, but the question is can mathematics describe the universe, personally I’m not convinced, the reason I say this is because I am, you are and everyone else is part of this great structure, and there is no equation to describe how I feel at this moment, I know this may sound a little philosophical, but it is a fact and without being able to describe how I or you feel how can we use mathematics to describe a universe which includes these things?
We need a point of creation because this is what we see when we rewind time and plot the positions of galaxies, they seem to converge to a single point, the big bang, but to say the universe was created from nothing is hard to believe. Mathematics breaks down at two points, pre big bang and in black holes, things become infinite which is a bit of a problem, this is why I like this theory. I think we have again underestimated the scale of the universe.
What is important is here is there are many theories which include the big bang, multiple universe, multiple dimensions all of these are created through mathematics, variables which are introduced due to new discoveries or observation, but the question is can mathematics describe the universe, personally I’m not convinced, the reason I say this is because I am, you are and everyone else is part of this great structure, and there is no equation to describe how I feel at this moment, I know this may sound a little philosophical, but it is a fact and without being able to describe how I or you feel how can we use mathematics to describe a universe which includes these things?
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This definitely would've earned more reception if so - it's not valid.
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I don't have to sit up if the proof only gets on Youtube!
Let me know when, and if, it actually gets on a scholarly recognized site.
Let me know when, and if, it actually gets on a scholarly recognized site.
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I don't care what happened. I'm just glad that it did.