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A Fresh Study Of Cosmology, Part 1 |
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A Fresh Study of Cosmology, Part 1THE BIG BANGA New UnderstandingPart 1Copyright © 2001 Stanley Fay White BackgroundWhat
was the Big Bang? Though shrouded in mystery, the Big Bang
was of this universe not outside it. Before the beginning
of the universe, all that existed was a void that extended beyond
measurement. First, incredible energy was injected into two
newly created photons. Energy was stored in the photons by
causing the photon to rotate. . After the Super energy laden photons
of energy had been created, the space between the photons and far
beyond them was filled with zero energy photons in a sea that extended
beyond measurement. When the zero energy photon sea was created,
the Super energy laden rotating Photons began passing their energy
around from zero energy photon in spherical resonance in two tiny
spheres of zero energy photons, producing the first singularities
in existence. These created singularities were the primeval
"atomic particles" that subsequently formed the universe. This was the status of Big Bang and black hole cosmology until the modern era of multiple large telescopes, radio telescope arrays, etc. (and the Hubble space telescope). Subsequently, numerous black holes have been discovered. There is no evidence of any black hole exploding spontaneously, giving credence to the "two singularity" annihilation theory. Information in the science of astronomy has been exploding for the past fifty years due to this much improved instrumentality. It is almost as if we emerging from the dark ages of astronomy. DisambuguationOne must revisit the
milieu of the Ptolomaic celestial system to witness the kind of
confusion that can confound astronomy. Tycho Brahe, the great
16th century astronomer, measured the orbits of the planets so accurately
that Kepler was able to develop his planetary laws of motion using
Tycho's data. The defining point here is that Tycho continued
to believe in Ptolomy's theory of cosmology rather than the new
Copernican view; notwithstanding his own observations. This
illustrates the fact that insanity and sanity can exist side by
side in utter serenity, whilst the separate ideas fail to influence
each other in the least. It is this characteristic that is
allowing the most outlandish concepts in the field of Volumes could be written
refuting the myriad of false information and speculation that has
grown up around the origin of the universe, the Big Bang, the plasma
ball and evolutionary process that has created the universe The FundamentalsFaced with the incredible
complexity of the universe, to the uninitiated not only is the world
around us inexplicable, the atomic world is inexplicable and the
universe is inexplicable. Though the Greeks had unusually
sharp minds, they found the universe inexplicable. In an attempt
to make sense of the mysteries, the Greeks invented multiple gods,
each of which was responsible for one thing, such as lightning,
the movement of the heavens etc. It gave comfort to the Greeks,
but did not resolve the mystery of the universe. The Egyptians
created a sole God that controlled everything. When the Jews
left Egypt, they took this singular God with them while the Egyptians
abandoned their God "RE". Changing the name of their God
from RE to "Yahweh", the Jews have clung to their singular
God to this day. This is important, for it was the creation
of a single deity being responsible for everything that brought
about science. The founding fathers of science had as a goal,
the greater understanding of God through a study of his works. Science
does not lend itself to polytheism, although there are those among
us who would have it so by attempting to show that the universe
is not internally consistent. Creating a science that is not an
integral whole, is a step along the way back to polytheism. We
agree with Einstein, We live in a universe
controlled by one set of natural laws. The scientific method
was founded upon this concept. Experiment is meaningless if the
laws that govern the universe are not repeatable, internally consistent
and compatible. The prime assumption is that if something occurs
in a given way one time, it will occur the same way again anywhere,
if the conditions are repeated. What happens one way in one
place in the universe, happens the same way everywhere in the universe.
The universe is composed solely of atomic particles and photons.
If something happens one way on the
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