Our Symmetric, Complex, and Translucent Universe

Christopher Laforet

doi:10.20944/preprints202201.0301.v5

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Our Symmetric, Complex, and Translucent Universe

Christopher Laforet

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How to cite: Laforet, C. Our Symmetric, Complex, and Translucent Universe. Preprints 2022, 2022010301. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202201.0301.v5 Laforet, C. Our Symmetric, Complex, and Translucent Universe. Preprints 2022, 2022010301. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202201.0301.v5

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Abstract

This paper seeks to fill in the gaps of modern relativistic Cosmology by utilizing the total symmetry between space and time dimensions and re-interpreting the scale factor of the Universe as a gravitational potential generated by the mass/energy of the entire Universe as a whole. The gradient of this potential is along the cosmological time dimension through which the Universe is falling. This gradient gives us an arrow of time, we find explanations for why the Universe began expanding and why the expansion is accelerating without the need for a Cosmological Constant. In a finite time, the gradient will point in the opposite direction of time turning the expanding Universe into a collapsing one where it is shown that when placing the Schwarzschild metric in the dynamic Cosmological background, gravity becomes repulsive and things like would-be Black Holes become White Holes. The model naturally describes a Universe and an anti-Universe (consisting of antimatter) moving in opposite directions of time that collide at the end of collapse, annihilating and subsequently pair producing two new Universes as the cycle begins again. It is shown that the model's Hubble diagram fits the currently available supernova and quasar data. It is found that Dark Matter can perhaps be understood as ordinary matter that is not connected to us with null geodesics.

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Cosmology; Black holes; Dark Energy; Schwarzschild metric

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Physical Sciences, Astronomy and Astrophysics

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Received: 4 May 2022
Commenter: Christopher Laforet
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Comment: Major update
- New title
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- Updated keywords
- Added section to relate the external and internal metrics and their coordinates
- Discuss the expansion and contraction phases in the external metric
- Added section on Dark Matter, what happens at the singularity, how to understand cosmological angles
- Added section on the relativistic energy equation

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