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    Solution to singularity problem, Solution to infinite density problem!

    Typo Correction E_T=Σ(m_i)c^2 + Σ-G(m_i)(m_j)/r = Mc^2 - (3/5)(GM^2)/R
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    Solution to singularity problem, Solution to infinite density problem!

    Solution to singularity problem, Solution to infinite density problem! The biggest problem with black holes is the singularity problem. This singularity denies application of the existing laws of physics and it is unnatural for a certain substantial object to have infinite density of energy...
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    Dark energy! Conceptual tension for the standard cosmological model?

    *This analysis was probably written by ChatGPT? The issues presented above are some of the issues that are clearly being debated within the scientific community, and despite ChatGPT's counterarguments, these issues have not been resolved by the supporters of the Lambda CDM model or ChatGPT. If...
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    Dark energy! Conceptual tension for the standard cosmological model?

    I argue that Gravitational Potential Energy (or gravitational field's energy) is the source of dark energy! In the standard cosmology model, dark energy is described as having a positive energy density and exerting negative pressure. However, since the source of accelerated expansion is unknown...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    The article you mentioned is about quantum fluctuations in nothing, where the laws of physics apply, but there is no matter or energy. In a state where there are no laws of physics or even space-time, any change or any birth is discussed in post #4.
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    Negative Mass exists, Newton's Laws opposite

    You are misunderstanding the situation now. Adam Riess obtained the negative mass value through the acceleration equation. However, Adam Riess thought that there was no such thing as negative mass, so he revived the cosmological constant and claimed that the accelerated expansion of the universe...
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    Negative Mass exists, Newton's Laws opposite

    Dear jhixon, I am an amateur researcher, but I have been studying negative mass for a long time. If you are interested in negative mass, I recommend you read some of the papers I have written. The negative mass model you are thinking of may have already been studied by someone, and you may...
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    Negative Mass exists, Newton's Laws opposite

    Since the accelerated expansion of the universe was reported in 1998, we have heard many claims about dark energy. But were you at the scene of the event (observing the accelerated expansion of the universe)? Did you see the scene of the event? If we think about it, we didn't see the scene of...
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    Negative Mass exists, Newton's Laws opposite

    Most people have a very negative view of the existence of negative mass. When negative numbers first appeared in this world, there were many people who could not accept it. It seems that negative mass is such a state for some people. However, times change, and sometimes objects that seemed...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    Now, let's look at the approximate Δt that can be measured with current technology in the laboratory. We can see that gravitational potential energy term is very small compared to ΔE and can be ignored. In the case of a spherical uniform distribution, the total energy of the system, including...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    3.2.3.1. Why quantum fluctuations do not return to "nothing" and form the universe The existing model of the birth of the universe from nothing claims that the universe can be born from quantum fluctuations. However, the quantum fluctuations we know should return to "nothing" after a time of...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    4.Verification method 1)Constraint equation and accelerating expansion of the early universe As a key logic to the argument of this thesis, gravitational potential energy appears, and the point where the magnitude of the negative gravitational potential energy equals the positive mass energy...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    2) If, Δt=(3/5)^(1/2)t_P, ΔE≥(5/12)^(1/2)m_Pc^2, In the analysis above, the minimum energy of quantum fluctuations possible during the Planck time is ∆E ≥ (1/2)(m_P)c^2, and the minimum energy fluctuation for which expansion after birth can occur is ∆E > (5/6)(m_P)c^2. Since ∆E=(5/6)(m_P)c^2 is...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    *Since the number of images that can be added is limited, I will split the answer into three parts and upload it. There is no consensus answer in the academic world on this issue. However, since it is a question that is both ultimate and very important, I have also studied this issue. Of course...
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    Question Not when or where or how but why did the Big Bang happen.

    We don't know the answer, but I've been thinking about it a little bit because it's a question that I'm curious about as well. So, here are my personal thoughts: Let's start with the following equation: A = A Before the universe was birthed, the concept of A did not even exist. This A is an...