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In early 1905 and 1915 respectively, Relativity: The Special and General Theory by Albert Einstein not only gave us new revolutionary theories about the universe, such as identifying the speed of light as constant, gravity as a curvature or warping of spacetime, and the world's most famous equation, E=mc2, Einstein transformed our understanding of physics and the universe.
In the 1920s, Catholic priest and astronomer Georges Lemaître recognized expansion of the universe and hypothesized that the universe began in a hot, dense state that he called an "hypothesis of the primeval atom." Today, we call it The Big Bang.
Years later, in 1929, Edwin Hubble's research on light from distant galaxies shifting from white to red (red shifting) led to a new theory that the universe is expanding as a result of a mysterious force called, "dark energy."
In the 1970s, scientists Vera Rubin and Kent Ford's observation of fast-moving stars at the edge of rotating galaxies led to confirmation of a theory that galaxies were held together by a mysterious medium called, "dark matter." Dark matter was originally coined by astrophysicist, Fritz Zwicky in the 1930s.
In the 1990s, Hubble's data found additional support from new research that determined expansion of the universe is not only occuring, but accelerating.
In light of this brief overview of history, what if the universe did not begin with The Big Bang? What if the universe wasn't expanding because of a dark, unobservered, mysterious force like dark energy? What if the universe wasn't held together by an unobserved medium like dark matter, but was held together by a different source?
E. Hughes offers a radical new theory on the origins of the universe, dark energy, space, and motion in, A Clockwork Universe: URUT. Read more below for current hypotheses on the universe.
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