The Making of the Universe
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https://doi.org/10.14331/ijfps.2024.330167Keywords:
Big Bang Theory, Dark Matter, Universe Expansion, Pomological GrowthAbstract
While Monsignor Georges Lemaître has been a giant in the scientific community, his theory of the origin of the universe, known
as the Big Bang Theory, has come under scrutiny since the development of knowledge surrounding Dark Matter. This paper
argues that Monsignor Georges Lemaître theory of the Big Bang is wrong and unravels when considering the moving force of
the expansion of the universe. The research conducted for this paper demonstrates that the existence of the universe should be
thought of as originating through a primordial bud, rather than a primordial atom. This paper also argues that the universe
continues to grow in a pomological way with Dark Matter acting as its sap. This explanation puts forward a scientific way of
solving Lemaître’s problem of the “outside force” as well as the need to place all growth forces within the primordial atom itself.
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