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My Supergalaxy Theory
of Creation
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My Theory of creation, my philosophy for the meaning of life, my shipping idea, my emergency train stop idea, my propulsion idea for a future craft, my scaled down universe, my link page and more.
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That the whole of the known universe is just part of a giant
supergalaxy that formed and left radiation but did not come about by the big bang.
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This theory came to me over thirty years ago, and at the time I sent it off to Jodrell Bank who replied saying it could not be proved or disproved. Since writing to other cosmologists, taking in constructive remarks, and due to new discoveries coming to light that fit in with my theory I have altered it slightly and feel it should be aired once more.
In a way it links the big bang with the cyclic and the steady state all in one go, which is good because all three have their points to make.
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To start lets hypothesise that the entire known universe is but a small part of an infinite cosmos, which as been around for all time with no beginning.
Lets now say this infinite cosmos is mainly made up of matter in the form of dense gaseous material and solid
particles. In and throughout these
trillions upon trillions of light years of gaseous materials some areas would be denser than other areas. As the density
increases they would condense, and
depending on the size we would see
different outcomes. For this theory I shall call them super clouds. A small super cloud may create a single star. A much larger super cloud would create millions.
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Imagine in one area a small section of these endless gaseous fields condensed and a single star forms along with planets, and on one of the planets life developed until an intelligent life form
appeared.
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They would believe that their star and planets made up the whole of their universe. Later they might just detect the fields of gaseous materials several light years distant, but would still probably think they where unique.
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I feel if a single star did form, gaseous materials would not be pushed back enough at the point of creation and due to the
gravity of the star it would slowly close in on the star with an
outcome we could only guess at.
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My use of the word supergalaxy in this theory should not be
confused with the more recent use of the word in astronomical terms for large gatherings of galaxies in our known universe.
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A larger dense super cloud would take
billions of years to condense to a central mass as it would be billions of light years across. An outer shell of this gaseous
material shown as a halo in this cross
section picture may even surround the condensing ball.
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The central cloud ball would not be
uniform in its density as it condensed, denser parts would draw together
creating many islands of gaseous
material. This huge mass of gaseous
islands may well start to slowly rotate.
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Contact info on home page
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© information. First posted May 2000. Latest revision 11th June 2008
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