Wet Cosmology
This is a story in theory of an event which many may reject and few may pause to wonder at its possibility. When moving forward into this reading, you do require a great imagination for the hidden secrets to what could be possible in our mysterious universe. Before the Expansion of space, before the big bang, everywhere and anything was an endless, infinitely insulated undisturbed volume of water. It was a place of endless 100% pure water kept at 70°. Darkness was upon the deep, a watery environment as the epochs passed.
Suddenly, an event out of creation took place with a force the size of 1054x10^28 megatons of TNT; like a hydrogen bomb detonated in the once undisturbed volume of water. However, with a keen eye, this event led to expansion from the shock-wave. What followed was the fiery gas plasma of hydrogen. And it still is going forward in the universe today. We are in the time delay where the shock-wave has not collapsed yet. 13.8 billion years has transpired.
The clock is ticking for the universe to most certainly have a violent death. When the shock-wave collapses, imploding in on itself, everything you know about will be gone.
Underwater explosions
This is a story in theory of an event which many may reject and few may pause to wonder at its possibility. When moving forward into this reading, you do require a great imagination for the hidden secrets to what could be possible in our mysterious universe. Before the Expansion of space, before the big bang, everywhere and anything was an endless, infinitely insulated undisturbed volume of water. It was a place of endless 100% pure water kept at 70°. Darkness was upon the deep, a watery environment as the epochs passed.
Suddenly, an event out of creation took place with a force the size of 1054x10^28 megatons of TNT; like a hydrogen bomb detonated in the once undisturbed volume of water. However, with a keen eye, this event led to expansion from the shock-wave. What followed was the fiery gas plasma of hydrogen. And it still is going forward in the universe today. We are in the time delay where the shock-wave has not collapsed yet. 13.8 billion years has transpired.
The clock is ticking for the universe to most certainly have a violent death. When the shock-wave collapses, imploding in on itself, everything you know about will be gone.
Underwater explosions
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