Could a Moving Mass Be Responsible for Universe Creation?

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The discussion centers on the idea of whether the universe could be created by a massive object traveling faster than light and then slowing down. Participants emphasize that current evidence indicates the universe is expanding, contradicting the notion of a condensing universe. The conversation highlights a fundamental disagreement about the mechanics of the universe's formation and expansion. Overall, the prevailing view supports the expansion model rather than the proposed alternative. The topic raises intriguing questions about the nature of the universe and its origins.
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could our universe be created by a massive object traveling >c slowing <c and condensing?
 
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first of all, it seems you have it backwards. all evidence tells is our universe is expanding.
 
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could our universe be created by a massive object traveling >c slowing <c and condensing?

Not my universe, maybe yours.
 
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