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The Cyclic Model: Multidimenstional Membranes? Where do these come from?
Hello all,
I am intensely interested in Astrophysics and Cosmology as a 12 year old.
Wandering across this topic and reading some of the replies, it occurred to me, that NO ONE has yet mentioned the Cyclic Model of the Universe.
The Cyclic Model suggests that there are many Universes, which are ultimately the product of the collision of two multidimensional membranes, which I forget the total energy of. The following diagram reveals the cyclic model in simplicity:
I came to know about this model when reading Astronomy magazine (astronomy.com). The Big Bang is a big explosion which we now consider plausible, so any skeptics to this should probably know that this is as insensible as a huge explosion giving rise to an ever expanding blob which we now call the Universe.
But again where on god's green Earth did these Membranes come from ? (btw, I'm actually an atheist)
So the main questions: Where do these membranes originate from?
(By membranes I am referring to M-Branes from M- Theory)
Hello all,
I am intensely interested in Astrophysics and Cosmology as a 12 year old.
Wandering across this topic and reading some of the replies, it occurred to me, that NO ONE has yet mentioned the Cyclic Model of the Universe.
The Cyclic Model suggests that there are many Universes, which are ultimately the product of the collision of two multidimensional membranes, which I forget the total energy of. The following diagram reveals the cyclic model in simplicity:
I came to know about this model when reading Astronomy magazine (astronomy.com). The Big Bang is a big explosion which we now consider plausible, so any skeptics to this should probably know that this is as insensible as a huge explosion giving rise to an ever expanding blob which we now call the Universe.
But again where on god's green Earth did these Membranes come from ? (btw, I'm actually an atheist)
So the main questions: Where do these membranes originate from?
(By membranes I am referring to M-Branes from M- Theory)