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This paper explores that possibility by contrasting the Big Bang Theory (BBT) with its logical opposite, the Infinite Universe Theory (IUT) (Table 1). Many other cosmol-ogies have been advanced in the past, of course, in attempts to handle contradictions within the BBT. The steady state theory of Hoyle [3], for example, was an attempt to rescue ...
The BBT will be replaced by the Infinite Universe Theory (IUT). It will produce the greatest revolution in science since Copernicus. A change of this magnitude will not come easily, probably not for decades, but it will come. The outlines of IUT can be seen by examining the logical defects of the BBT. A side-by-side comparison of the two ...
Apr 18, 2015 · Infinite Universe Th eory. Glenn Borchardt. Director, Progressive Science Institute, P.O. Box 5335, Berkeley, CA 94705. e-mail gborchardt@usa.net. The inevitable rejection of the Big Bang Theory ...
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Oct 1, 2020 · In this paper a Theory of our Universe is presented in an unusual manner since this new theory is. best understood by pictures rather than by a large number of equations. First of all, it is ...
Mar 31, 2023 · the universe is expanding and not static, and in the thirties it was. proposed The Big Bang theory, which predicts that the universe. arose from the explosion of a very precise point that ...
1.3 Lemaître and the Expansion of the Universe. Ironically, the extension of Friedman’s results and the foundations of the Big Bang theory are due to a Jesuit presbyter: Georges Lemaître. Lemaître was born in Charleroi in 1894. Trained as an engineer, he joined the Belgian army in the First World War.
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The Expanding Universe. Every model of the universe must include the expansion we observe. Another key element of the models is that the cosmological principle (which we discussed in The Evolution and Distribution of Galaxies) is valid: on the large scale, the universe at any given time is the same everywhere (homogeneous and isotropic).
