The universe began with the development of space and time events of a sudden or commonly called the explosion or the Big Bang. Not many scientists who can explain how this happened. But a new theory to explain more deeply about the formation of the universe.
Dragan Slavkov Hajdukovic, a physicist at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland, has its own ideas about the formation cycle of the universe. According to him, the Big Bang that marked a new cycle is a phenomenon of matter changes into matter his opponent.
"At the end of the cycle, the whole matter would collapse and immediately turned into antimatter," said Hajdukovic through the journal Astrophysics and Space Science.
Research shows that the Big Bang cosmology happened many times in unison through a particular iteration. As a result, there are many universes that coexist. The universe we inhabit is one of many universes that exist.
He explains, matter and antimatter come from empty space. Although the hollow material, empty space contains energy, as already confirmed by the theories of modern physics.
At very close range, the material will resist antimatter so away from each other. At the time apart, the material is converted into antimatter by the help of an electric field or gravitational field.
Calculations that he did shows that the amount of matter that could turn into antimatter per second could reach several times the mass of the universe. As a result, the whole matter in the universe can be turned into antimatter within a very short time as the events of the Big Bang.
Hajdukovic theories offered to explain why the universe does not turn into a black hole at the end of the cycle. Moreover, this theory explains why the universe we live in today is dominated by matter without the presence of antimatter in equal amount.*** [PHYSORG | ANTON WILLIAM | KORAN TEMPO 3602]Thursday, August 4, 2011
New Big Bang Theory
The universe began with the development of space and time events of a sudden or commonly called the explosion or the Big Bang. Not many scientists who can explain how this happened. But a new theory to explain more deeply about the formation of the universe.
Dragan Slavkov Hajdukovic, a physicist at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), Geneva, Switzerland, has its own ideas about the formation cycle of the universe. According to him, the Big Bang that marked a new cycle is a phenomenon of matter changes into matter his opponent.
"At the end of the cycle, the whole matter would collapse and immediately turned into antimatter," said Hajdukovic through the journal Astrophysics and Space Science.
Research shows that the Big Bang cosmology happened many times in unison through a particular iteration. As a result, there are many universes that coexist. The universe we inhabit is one of many universes that exist.
He explains, matter and antimatter come from empty space. Although the hollow material, empty space contains energy, as already confirmed by the theories of modern physics.
At very close range, the material will resist antimatter so away from each other. At the time apart, the material is converted into antimatter by the help of an electric field or gravitational field.
Calculations that he did shows that the amount of matter that could turn into antimatter per second could reach several times the mass of the universe. As a result, the whole matter in the universe can be turned into antimatter within a very short time as the events of the Big Bang.
Hajdukovic theories offered to explain why the universe does not turn into a black hole at the end of the cycle. Moreover, this theory explains why the universe we live in today is dominated by matter without the presence of antimatter in equal amount.*** [PHYSORG | ANTON WILLIAM | KORAN TEMPO 3602]
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