The Big Bang is Bung
There are so many things that the Big Bang has got wrong. The James Webb space telescope keeps providing more evidence of mature galaxies existing far before they should according to Big Bang Cosmology. We can see very clear wave structures of super galactic clusters with regular waves half way to the Hubble scale (the end of the Universe in Big Bang Cosmology), and the waves are perfectly regular which they would not be if the Universe was expanding because the distant ones would have been much closer together back then.
I'm reluctant to spend time on attacking the Big Bang because it seems that it will collapse on its own without my help. So instead let us look at how things actually are.
From the very largest scale that we can see there are regular spacings of objects that also have matching time periods of cycles showing that they are standing waves at the speed of light. This is exactly what I have been saying for more than thirty years based on Harmonics Theory. Super galactic clusters, galaxies, stars and planets all have some regularity of spacings that match known cycles periods in many things meaning that they must be standing wave structures.
A Revolution in Physics, Challenging the Big Bang.
The Harmonics Theory contends that this grand architecture is the result of a pattern of harmonically related wave structures. This pattern is predictable from a simple principle that is fully compatible with standard physics, yet the final picture it produces goes considerably beyond present scientific teaching. This theory establishes a new domain of physics, akin to how Boltzmann's gas theory did, and it promises to launch many new areas of study. Harmonics Theory is an entirely new domain and stands apart, like General Relativity or Quantum Mechanics. In fact, along with those two, it is the third limit of the Universe as shown on the Three Limits diagram on the back cover.
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