A New Vision of the Early Universe: Solving the Problems Issuing from the Big Bang Theory

A groundbreaking new theory that challenges the Big Bang Theory and offers a compelling alternative explanation for the origins of the universe.

The book provides a comprehensive framework for understanding how the universe evolved, addressing many of the questions and conflicts that have plagued cosmology for decades.

With its focus on supermassive blackholes as the first things created, this new vision offers a fresh perspective on the early universe, providing convincing arguments for their massive size and early existence.

Additionally, it provides a detailed explanation for why the universe is so homogeneous without relying on inflation, and offers insightful answers to a dozen other mysteries that have puzzled scientists for years.

This book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the origins of the universe and the latest developments in cosmology.