The Big Bang – An Alternative Theory
Gerald Kessler
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Gerald Kessler
Abstract
The Big Bang theory attempts to explain the origin of the universe from a very small and dense entity called a singularity. The most prevalent explanation is the inflation theory which posits a “metric” expansion of space [1,2] that initially expands faster than the speed of lights and then continues to expand This theory is disputed by some physicists [3]. Here is presented an alternative theory that the Big Bang resulted from a clash of two singularities.
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The Big Bang theory attempts to explain the origin of the universe from a very small and dense entity called a singularity. The most prevalent explanation is the inflation theory which posits a “metric” expansion of space [1,2] that initially expands faster than the speed of lights and then continues to expand This theory is disputed by some physicists [3]. Here is presented an alternative theory that the Big Bang resulted from a clash of two singularities.
Key concepts: Big Bang (financial markets), Theoretical physics, Inflation (cosmology), Ultimate fate of the universe, Gravitational singularity, Initial singularity, Metric (unit), Singularity