Since the universe is based on light, i.e. the "Big Bang," given yesterday's announced proof by LIGO of the existence of gravitational waves, whose existence Albert Einstein theorized 100 years ago; and since gravitational waves defy light, being non-detectable by electromagnetic waves; then, such gravitational waves must also antedate light, and must be greater than light. If so, the gravitational waves would also discredit the prevailing theory of a "universe," which is presumed to have "begun" with a "Big Bang," i.e., light.http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2016/02/the-warped-side-of-the-universe-ligos-epic-detection-of-gravitational-waves-weeks-most-popular.html
Wednesday, February 17, 2016
GRAVITATIONAL WAVES DEFY "BIG BANG"
Since the universe is based on light, i.e. the "Big Bang," given yesterday's announced proof by LIGO of the existence of gravitational waves, whose existence Albert Einstein theorized 100 years ago; and since gravitational waves defy light, being non-detectable by electromagnetic waves; then, such gravitational waves must also antedate light, and must be greater than light. If so, the gravitational waves would also discredit the prevailing theory of a "universe," which is presumed to have "begun" with a "Big Bang," i.e., light.http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2016/02/the-warped-side-of-the-universe-ligos-epic-detection-of-gravitational-waves-weeks-most-popular.html