The origins of the Universe The Universe originated from a violent explosion of extremely high density and temperature approximately twenty billion years ago. That is the common understanding of the beginning of time, and it is called the Big Bang Theory. Students are taught this from Elementary to College as if it were a fact. There are many problems with this theory that the Plasma Theory can scientifically explain. The law of conservation of energy states that energy may neither be created nor destroyed. Therefore the sum of all the energies in the system is a constant. The Big Bang Theory violates this law by stating that all matter and energy was created in an explosion. From Elementary to College students are taught that laws of physics cannot be violated, but are taught a theory that clearly violates one of them. The Plasma Theory on the other hand does not have a explanation as to how the Universe started leaving room for future discoveries to fill in the blank. The law of conservation of linear momentum states that the total momentum of a closed system of objects is constant. One of the consequences of this is that the center of mass of any system of objects will always continue with the same velocity unless acted on by a force from
Cannon 2 outside the system. Galaxies are found at varying distances, moving in different directions at different velocities and almost always in clusters containing millions of Galaxies. This is not possible if everything is expanding from a central point because it would violate the law of conservation of linear momentum. This law can be represented by dropping a pebble in a still pool of water, each ripple would be a true circle and expand outward at an equal rate. No ripple would run into another or suddenly change course. But in the case of Galaxies they are not at equal distances moving at equal velocities in an outward motion from a central point. The plasma theory states that galaxies are formed from clouds of electrical charges and magnetic fields found throughout space. Scientists have been able to take this theory and scale it down for lab work. Using electrical and magnetic laws, scientists have been able to create spiral like shapes that are much like the massive galaxies we see in the universe, at a fraction of a galaxies' actual size. This is important because with everything that occurs naturally, scientists should be able to scale it down. Scientist however are unable to scale down anything the Big Bang Theory suggests, leaving room for skepticism. Newton’s law of universal gravitation states that every point mass attracts every other point mass by a force pointing along the line intersecting both points. The force is proportional to the product of the two masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the point masses. This law means that all objects exert a gravitational force on each other at no matter the distance. This law is one of the biggest contributors to the Big Bang Theory. According to the theory the universe is held together by gravity alone, It is what keeps planets in
Cannon 3 orbit and galaxies together. This turns out to be a major flaw in the Big Bang Theory though, as gravity is a rather weak force, also it relies on the existence of dark matter which has yet to be discovered only hypothesized. Scientist however know that plasma is found everywhere in space, which goes along to aid the Plasma Theory. The theory suggests that all matter is held together by electrical and magnetic bonds. The plasma acts like power lines by allowing an electrical current to flow through it and freely throughout space. The electrical current creates a magnetic field throughout the Universe that governs all bodies. Essentially planets have a magnetic attraction to their neighboring star, and the star to its neighboring galaxy, the galaxy to the super cluster and so forth. The Big Bang Theory denies electricity a key role in the structure of the universe. Even though it is found everywhere. Humans are alive today due to the electrical charge of the earth, and the sun. Without electricity the earth would have no natural shielding from harmful rays entering the atmosphere. The spinning core of the earth creates an electrical current that in turn creates an electromagnetic field around the earth that shields it. As for the sun without electricity there would be no chemical reaction between the helium and nitrogen thus leaving it “dead”. The understanding of the beginning of the Universe starts with the understanding of what makes up the Universe, Until that is done its creation will always be misunderstood.