As a good researcher, I am interested in everything about our surrounding Universe. There are also many theories over which one has to shake his head and sigh with a sigh: Oh, the scientists.

She's already the history of our civilization so lean that historian-funders predict who's going to make more stupidity to fit into the paradigms of those who make up our history.

And what about our origin here on planet Earth? Which, for humanity, is the most important issue of origin. Charles Darwin publishes in 1859 his idea of ​​how people think of monkeys. Personally, I am of the opinion, and certainly not alone, that this monstrous hypothesis is an unrealistic impediment to the perception of the surrounding Universe and the meaning of life. Sometime next time, and now let's go back to the so-called Theory of Big Tress.

When the scientists did not know how to make something so fascinating as the Universe that he thought was that the Universe probably started from nothing big bang - What do you do, but now that I write about these words goose bumps. How was it really?

A Few Facts: When big Bang was first used by Fred Hoyle in 1949 during the BBC radio program named The point is. The text was subsequently released in 1950. Hoyle did not support this theory, and was planning to laugh at her. In the years 1951 and 1952, Pope Pius XII declared that it was a wonderful solution.

Present: Now, fortunately, everything is different. The discovery of gravitational waves, a kind of echo of the massive expansion of the Universe just after the big bang, not only criticized by some scholarly colleagues, but for the first time, the Harvard University's allegations of gravitational waves were also out loud.

What if the existence of the Universe could be explained without a big bang? Such was the case for scientists from the University of the Egyptian Banza.

Did the scientist also ask one important question? If it were all and nothing according to theory big bang exploded from one place at the same time as it is possible, for example, to encounter the Galaxy? And what about the Living Energy of the Universe? It was named Darkbecause the scientists do not see her, but she fortunately sees us.

Let us ask scientists to wake up from scientific lethargy! :)

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Control questions for TVT fans:

1. Where was the explosion? Or what does the Universe extend into?
2. Why did "it" decide to explode at all? Where did the energy needed for such (re) action come from?
3. What drives the body in the Universe?