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

A New Vision of the Early Universe starts the early expansion of the universe differently, while retaining all the evidence supporting the Big Bang Theory. In the New Vision model, the first things created are supermassive blackholes. The book provides compelling arguments for that scenario, accounting for both their massive size and early existence.

The model also easily answers why the universe is so homogeneous (without inflation), and convincingly accounts for our galactic distribution in the form of the cosmic web. It also suggests answers to a dozen other mysteries plaguing cosmology and particle physics that will inspire discussion, debate, and experimentation for years to come. The model is a wellspring for inspirational thinking.

A New Vision is the culmination of many years of research and study in the quest to resolve the many questions issuing from the Big Bang Theory. The work was pieced together from the reported experiments, discoveries, and observations of many well-respected particle physicists, cosmologists, and mathematicians. Their observations of how the universe works provided an excellent foundation for a new vision of the early universe.