The Big Bang Theory Is Wrong, and the New Theory Is Somehow Even Stranger

The Big Bang Theory Is Wrong, and the New Theory Is Somehow Even Stranger

For nearly a century, the scientific community has been mostly in support of the Big Bang theory proposed by Georges Lemaître in the 1930s. Today, however, a team of physicists from the University of Portsmouth has a different, simpler, stranger, and somehow more elegant theory explaining the origins of life, the universe, and everything. It’s the Black Hole Universe theory. As the theory goes, our universe wasn’t born from nothing; it rebounded…

Are we in a black hole? New study challenges the Big Bang theory: 'We are not special'

A new study by British scientists has questioned the famous Big Bang theory. It suggests that the universe may not have started with a single explosion. The research, published in Physical Review D by scientists from the University of Portsmouth, puts a daring new idea for. It says that our universe exists in a black […]