A comparison of the Hypersphere World-Universe
Model (WUM) with the prevailing Big Bang Model (BBM) of Standard Cosmology is
given in this manuscript. The BBM analysis performed reveals that the
Traditional Cosmology Four Pillars are model-dependent and not large enough to
sustain the model. One of the most important BBM problems is the angular
momentum problem. Normal Cosmology is unable to clarify how galaxies and
extra-solar structures have gained their major orbital and rotational angular
momentum, and why Jupiter's orbital momentum is substantially greater than the
Sun's rotational momentum. The only cosmological model in nature that is
consistent with the Law of Angular Momentum Conservation is WUM. WUM describes
the Origin of the Universe in depth to be consistent with this Universal Law.
The model incorporates the Dark Epoch (0.4 billion years from the creation of
the world) where only Dark Matter Particles (DMPs) existed and Luminous
Particles (DMPs) existed. The Epoch (ever since
for 13.8 billion years). In our opinion, the transition from the Dark Epoch to
the Luminous Epoch due to the Rotational Fission of Overspinning Dark Matter
(DM) Supercluster Cores is the Big Bang discussed in Traditional Cosmology.
From the fourth spatial dimension, WUM envisions Matter being transported from
the Cosmos into the Earth by DMPs. A byproduct of DM annihilation is Ordinary
Matter. In contemporary cosmology and astrophysics, WUM solves a variety of
physical problems by DMPs and their interactions: the problem of angular
momentum in birth and subsequent evolution of galaxies and extrasolar systems;
Fermi Bubbles-two large structures above and below the galactic core in
gamma-rays and X-rays; the diversity of gravitationally rounded particles in
the solar system; some pp. WUM discloses and measures the inter-connectivity of
key cosmological parameters, which are in good accordance with the current
results of their measurements. The model requires considerable further
elaboration, but it can already serve as the basis for a new physics proposed
by Paul Dirac in 1937 in its present form. All physical societies should build
the model into a well-elaborated theory.
Author (s) Details
Vladimir S. Netchitailo
Biolase
Inc., Cromwell, CA, USA.
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