Another Challenge to the Big Bang Theory - Early Universe akin to Water Freezing into Ice or Mass Crystalizing into Matter

I disagree.


I believe DNA is the building block to all life, and the pattern all cycles work in.

DNA opens, and comes back and closes.
Multiple strands over top of one another, smaller strands that close with bigger ones symbolize the end of certain cycles (eg. 2012 cycle).

The biggest cycle that opens and closes as DNA does would be the big bang.

All the energy in the universe slowly collapses in on itself until it reaches 0 point in which it expands again.

...If the universe is currently still expanding - we have many billion of earth years until it comes closing down again.

...Hard to explain without a pen and paper for me to draw it out - hope you get my point!

I understand you, and I don't necessarily agree with this premise either.

My take is that the universe is infinite, so it can never collapse back on itself. Red shift is an electrical effect, and so nullifies much about the present 'big bang' theory.

I see your point, but the way I think is that everything is a cycle...No matter how grand.

How could something be ever expanding?

How could life exist without death?...Meaning, how can one thing keep continuing to grow without being allowed to die?

But what you are saying is eternal as well. Forever collapsing and beginning...over and over in cycles.

Exactly.

Life and death is the balance, even though the cycle continues.

Eternal does not mean ever expanding - Death is not the end, just a new beginning.

I think we are very close to being on the same page.

No seriously, it happened.
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"EARTHFALL
Alalu Nukes to Earth, Said Gold’s Here, Threatened Nibiru
Ea, with Water, Won Earth
Ea Fired Pilot Anzu
Ea Sent Abgal to Nibiru with Gold Samples"

I agree - which is why talking about it always helps myself, and others see the bigger picture.

I think at the end of the day - the true 'God' (not the one this Earth knows) resides in the highest dimension.

His 'all knowing' aspect, comes from knowing the cycles and their properties.

There is so much to discuss, and I wish I had more people in my life to discuss it with...Because being able to draw diagrams and discuss in person is always easiest.

However, I am very happy you were able to see my point about the DNA sequence cycle which appears to be a building block of all life.

...After all, the universe is alive.

lol, our thinking is very, very similar.

That is one step up from our picture, knowing this enables us to see a bigger picture.

However, many things above this.

The Big Boot™

I want to add, view how our solar system revolves around our galaxy.

DNA Strand?

yep

...because I like this thread

The Grand Cycle.

To me, all of existence is simply a massive series of sin waves... eternally ebbing and flowing, up and down, over and over...

We can see this cycle in our waking and sleeping, heart beat, breathing, blinking... it's literally everywhere!!



This is the same principle that allows light to travel billions of miles in a vacuum. Ebb and flow.

As I agree with you, I think there's more to it than that.

There's always positive and negative in some sort of balance.

I totally agree.

I'm just saying that in a most basic essence, this ebb and flow permeates EVERYTHING.


Have you ever drawn any sacred geometry? It's really cool, honestly. As you draw it you can see cyclical patterns that repeat for eternity, ebbing and flowing forever.

You also begin to realize that everything breathes. Breathing is merely another expanding/contracting cycle that manifests everywhere: respiration, electromagnetic energy fields, light waves, machine code (0s and 1s), ect.

As you said, the universe is very much alive. It is constantly breathing.

Yes, I have.

And I feel connected, especially with the knowledge I have gained regarding scared geometry.

I actually wear a flower of life around my neck.
...It's the only belief I truly have.

That has to be the trippiest fractals pic I've seen yet.

Awesome!

Agreed!

Thanks for the pic!

haha!

I thought so too.

for another 'round.

Good news! Universe not a fractal, study finds
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