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The "big bang" theory and the creation of the UNITAS
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| The theory that the Universe was created from a single immensely hot moment of explosive energy (The Big Bang Theory) is only about seventy years old. However, it remains the pre-eminent scientific theory on how the Universe came into being. | ||
| In chapter 5 we stated that a principle condition for the continued existence of the Universe is perpetual creation. Therefore this means that there could not be simply one event to explain the creation of the Universe- the event must be continuous, ever expanding outwards, or it would have ceased to exist. | ||
| What we did not discuss earlier was whether this process is like a massive explosion of intense energy and heat?, or something different? | ||
| 6.6.1 | Temperature is for everything at the level of the Unita and above | |
| Based on what we have discussed in the previous chapters, measurable aggregates of energies involved in forming more complex shapes did not exist prior to the existence of the Unita. In other words there is no temperature, either, no pressure and no physical existence prior to the Unita being created. | ||
| Therefore at the point of the Unita being created should require the smallest level of energy, the lowest temperature in the Universe. And this is exactly the case. | ||
| The Big Bang is more like a breath- a breath of Unita emerging from Absolute Zero (-273 Degrees Celsius, O Degrees Kelvin). At the edge of creation, the temperature begins somewhere between 1K and 3K (an accepted general temperature for space) and like a spring breeze, quickly rises as winds of Unita swirl together to create the second wave of creation, the sub-atomic particles. | ||
| While the concept of the continual birth of the Universe being more a freezing "breath of life" than any kind of Big Bang may be completely contrary to all scientific thought, we will show progressively throughout this book that this "model" of the creation conditions of the Unita are entirely consistent with aligned-unified view of the observable knowledge of humanity on the Universe. | ||
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