Thoughts on the Early Universe, Cosmic Inflation, and Dark Energy
John R. Wilson
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John R. Wilson
Abstract
This paper theorizes that the Big Bang was the result of a collision between two singularities and that dark energy is the result of gravitational forces of singularities outside of the visible universe. Because of the conditions immediately following the Big Bang, it can be theorized that the Big Bang was caused by the collision of two supermassive singularities. Evidence for this collision event is found in cosmic inflation and how dark energy is accelerating the expansion of the universe.
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This paper theorizes that the Big Bang was the result of a collision between two singularities and that dark energy is the result of gravitational forces of singularities outside of the visible universe. Because of the conditions immediately following the Big Bang, it can be theorized that the Big Bang was caused by the collision of two supermassive singularities. Evidence for this collision event is found in cosmic inflation and how dark energy is accelerating the expansion of the universe.
Key concepts: Physics, Ultimate fate of the universe, Dark energy, Big Bang (financial markets), Big Crunch, Phantom energy, Big Bounce, Big Rip