A comparative study of some models regarding the creation of the early universe
Corneliu Berbente, Marius BREBENEL · Journal of Engineering Sciences and Innovation · 2019
"The creation of Universe is a problem which receives a more and more complex answers. The theory of BIG BANG (more correct BIG FLASH because the sound does not propagate through vacuum), is a standard model leaving several open questions. One of them is: where the energy of Universe comes from? If it comes from somewhere then the BIG BANG is not a primordial beginning. A second problem is the further evolution: the standard model considers a “soup” of light where various particles [8] are formed by hazard at instants more or less justified. In authors’ opinion, an order shoul dexist from the very beginning. As regards the source of energy, the authors propose a possibility of energy appearance from “nothing” (creation ex nihilo of Theology) in agreement with the uncertainty principle of Heisenberg. Then the radiant energy is maintained for a longer time interval while a structuring by division of the Universe sphere takes place. This structuring is ended when neutrons (substance) appear by an effect of resonance. Then other particles are formed first by the neutron transformation. "