My Supergalaxy Theory of Creation.

A super cloud billions of light years across could create many stars. This very dense gaseous material would create stars of

different sizes. Some huge islands of

gaseous material in the thin shell, if one present and in the central mass may have even created stars of immense size. This could well be if the gaseous material was denser and more plentiful than any gas clouds in our Universe now. These super

giant stars may have been very

unstable and many could have exploded, giving off massive amounts of radiation.

Many of these super giant ones would

create huge black holes. Smaller stars would begin to orbit them after

being captured by its strong gravity.

Many red giant stars we see today

collapse in on themselves creating black holes. In the example four supergiants have created a Universe of four galaxies.

A larger super cloud still, may form a large island of galaxies, still

surrounded by these endless clouds of gaseous material.

A super cloud of greater mass would condense with massive amounts of radiation being given out by so many super giant stars leaving a background radiation that could be detected later, that fits in just as good as the Big Bang theory.

How much we are observing, just part or most of our own

supergalaxy I have no idea. The central mass may be small

compared to the void between the banks of clouds. Also if an outer shell had created giant stars and then black holes they could well have ended up very different to the galaxies in the central mass. These shell objects being a vast distance may well bend any

radiation leaving the cloud banks so its light never reaches us

making it hard to detect these clouds. Similarly light from stars in this region may never reach us.

Just as a solar system turns with its star and planets, and

galaxies turn with their stars, then maybe we will find that

supergalaxies turn. Another thing, Cosmologists tell us our

Universe should be slowing down in its expansion but it could well be that these huge gas fields have quite a strong gravitational

attraction, accounting for the expansion seen now.

In regard to our supergalaxy, in time, maybe the clouds will start to move back in as more of the galaxies spread out, slowly dying and turning back into more gaseous material. Distances from one

supergalaxy to the next would be trillions of light years, hard to

imagine, but with an infinite cosmos maybe supergalaxies form larger ones made up of billions of supergalaxies.

I submit that supergalaxies forming from infinite fields of particles and gases, spreading out and dying, or collapsing and re-forming in an infinite cosmos, with infinite supergalaxies, that will carry on for all time, and as been there for all time, is more plausible than a big bang that occurred a few thousand million years ago from one small super condensed source.

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