How the Milky Way Explains the Big Bang Event
Many physicists think that the Big Bang event started with a super-hot cosmic origin. That is incorrect. The Milky Way tells a story that declares the truth as slightly different.
The weakness in the Lambda-CDM model is its Big Bang structure. The model contains a position that, structurally, cannot be. Accepting something structurally that cannot be is a religious act.
- Get ready to think for yourself; there is some unpacking to do.
The manner in which the Milky Way behaves will guide us all the way back to the Big Bang event.
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First the lay of the land.
In an analogy, the original state of the universe can be seen as a Vase, yet today’s state of the universe is a Broken Vase.
That means that looking for the Vase is fine only for grasping the original state.
- Seeing the universe as a Vase today is a brain fart. The whole point is that we live in a result, and that cannot be the original state, therefore.
Once that is understood, the Big Bang event is much simpler to understand. It was not something like the whole becoming a different kind of whole. It was a prior state undermining itself and presenting us with something new: matter.
Our own Milky Way galaxy tells us what happened.
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Then the punch line:
- Structurally, the Milky Way galaxy could not have come from the center of the Big Bang event.
Just look at the two general motions all matter in the Milky Way is involved in:
1. Circular motion based on gravity.
2. Singular speeding direction in which all is moving away from the Big Bang location.
The speed of that singular direction for all energy/matter of the Milky Way is the fastest speed of them all.
Once this is understood, then it also becomes clear why the arms of our galaxy remain in place while gravity alone cannot explain that. It is a surprise how physicists are not looking at the data, and then figure out what is going on. Instead, they have an idea in their minds and want all to fit that idea.
- Basically, it is like 400 skaters on a frozen canal, all moving in the same direction and at the same speed. They are skating as if they are one group. Yet they are then doing two things: skating as a group, while in reality all are skating on their own accord. The group may entice all individuals to keep up, but the skating itself is not done by the group.
Same for the 100 billion stars in the Milky Way. In the singular direction at the highest speed, each star is propelled still by the Big Bang event. Then, subsequently, they are also involved in their gravitational pulls among themselves.
This explains why the arms are where they are without needing extra gravity to do so. Their primary action is the singular pathway that the Big Bang event put in place. Secondary is the gravitational interplay at that fast-moving stage.
First Law of Physics: an object will remain at rest or continue moving in a straight line at a constant velocity unless acted upon by an external force.
So, the Big Bang event provided the reason for that fastest speed of all 100 billion stars in the Milky Way moving in that single direction.
The surprise?
- All matter and energy associated with the Milky Way could not have come from the center of the Big Bang event.
All energy and matter of the Milky Way derived from an area that had to be a flat area within the much larger Big Bang event.
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To bring the visualization home:
In an analogy, a beachball can be envisioned in which the large center is under enormous pressure yet, when the ball goes kablooey, the center of the beachball will not produce any matter. The center is part of the process under pressure, but it does not produce any material outcome when the ball blows up.
The beachball’s plastic skin is where matter production came from.
When the ball went kablooey, the skin would get thrown into specific directions.
That’s part one of the visualization.
Envision 10,000 rockets launched from Cape Canaveral at the same time, straight up in the air, no modification of directions. This results in these 10,000 rockets remaining close to one another on their very long trip.
Ultimately, gravity may help them stay together, but the underlying reality is that each of them got launched at the same time, the same speed, and the same direction.
Compare this to another rocket launched in California. That rocket will never be associated with the 10,000 rockets launched from Cape Canaveral.
That means that the Milky Way’s energy/matter got launched from a ‘Cape Canaveral’ and that means that, in essence, that area was flat.
To discover a flat area on a beachball, one has to zoom in to a tiny, minute speck on the beachball’s plastic skin. Zoom in, zoom in, zoom in, until the view you have of the skin is flat.
- That’s a bit like standing on the beach and seeing a flat horizon with the surface of the ocean.
Compared to the Big Bang event, the origination spot for all matter in the Milky Way derived from a tiny, minuscule area.
All that Milky Way matter could not have come from the center of the event. It had to come from an area that is far removed from the center. Like a ten thousand rockets launched from Cape Canaveral, and not from the center of planet Earth.
So, the super-hot starting point in the most popular Big Bang story is incorrect. That is not how it happened.
