UDC 524.854

A. P. Barkar,
electrical engineer, retired,
Simferopol, Russia

Abstract: The article examines the hypothesis of the phased formation of the Universe. By logical In his reasoning, the author assumes the initial formation of matter and only after that - the Universe. The probable source of the ether is considered, the boundary between the spiritual and material worlds is determined. Within the framework of the hypothesis, the formation processes of our Universe, the reasons for its expansion and prospects are described. further development.

Key words: Universe, torsion field, gravity, galaxy, mass, ether.

There is no clear answer to the question of how our Universe was formed. The proposed hypothesis allows look at this problem from a completely different point of view. I believe that the formation of matter and the formation our Universe is a continuous process that continues today. One can only guess how this happens. I think there are ether flows in different directions in space. Ether is a medium with the help of which our material world was created, in which it exists and functions. When two counter flows of ether (like dad and mom) meet, their interaction occurs, as a result of which rotation begins at a speed that is difficult for us to imagine. A torsion field appears in the central part of which concentrates the ether. This leads to the formation of material particles. I assume that particles of matter, antimatter and neutral particles are formed. The properties of the latter will be are the same both in the matter zone and in the antimatter zone. Perhaps the neutrino is one of these particles.

Since the particles have mass, they fly apart under the influence of centrifugal force and form a disk, located strictly perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the torsion field. This disc, in fact, is a “factory” for the production of matter, so to speak. A flow is formed on one side of the disk particles of matter, on the other - antimatter.

I will note an interesting detail: the axis of rotation of the torsion field together with the transverse disk form a cross. I believe it would be fair to assume that the cross is a symbol of the universe. And, if we take into account that this symbol is found in excavations confirming its existence long before the birth of Jesus Christ, I conclude: ancient civilizations had a much more complete understanding of the structure of our world than we can imagine.

Obviously, the flow of particles, like the flow of antiparticles in the opposite direction, moving along the axis of rotation of the torsion field, will accumulate, forming some mass under the action of gravity. An increase in the mass of this cluster leads to a decrease in its rotation speed. Over time, so much matter accumulates that gravity is unable to hold this mass. An explosion occurs and a new galaxy is formed, in the center of which, probably, nothing remains. Perhaps this is a black hole.

Let's imagine how our Universe, consisting of matter, is formed and let's not forget that the same thing happens on the other side of the disk, in the antimatter zone. The force of the explosion is limited on the disk side by a rather powerful flow of particles. The matter will be scattered, mostly in a plane across the axis of rotation of the torsion field due to the centrifugal force. Gravitational forces will eventually stop the expansion of matter and force it to group together, and centrifugal forces will balance gravity. With each new explosion a new galaxy is formed, and this, I believe, is a rather rare event in the Universe.

The movement of galaxies is limited by the torsion field zone, so they all move in a circle. As we move away from the center of events (from the disk), the torsion field weakens, its limiting force decreases, and the limitation zone expands. A cone with its apex at the disk is formed. All matter moves along a circular trajectory, limited by the walls of this cone, in a spiral, descending lower and lower to the base of the cone. This is the reason for the expansion of our Universe. The closer we move to the base of the cone, the greater the speed of expansion will be.

I assume that both Universes exist in the form of a torus. One half of the torus, consisting of matter, is our Universe, and the other half of this torus consists of antimatter. The figure shows its vertical section. The vertical arrows here show the ether that fills the outer space. In the center of the torus we see the very disk in which the formation of particles of matter and antimatter occurs. I will note the following fact: an observer standing at the base of the cone of the Universe consisting of matter will observe its rotation in one direction, and an observer standing at the base of the cone forming the Universe of antimatter will see the rotation of his Universe in the opposite direction. I ask myself a simple question, why in our world everything rotates, from small electrons, atoms to huge planets, stars and galaxies? Obviously, because rotation is the way matter is formed in our Universe.

As the distance from the disk increases, the torsion field weakens so much that it cannot resist the forces of gravitation. And, since the center of mass of both Universes is in the middle, the matter, continuing to expand, will gradually change the direction of movement to the opposite, towards the center of mass, as shown in the figure. As a result, the Universe consisting of matter and the Universe consisting of antimatter form a torus. At the meeting point of matter and antimatter, an annihilation zone is formed. This process, as is known, is accompanied by the release of a huge amount of energy.

This hypothesis is based on two concepts: the law of parity and ether. And if everything is clear with the first, then regarding ether, the question arises: where does ether come from, who produces it? I believe the correct answer is: the source of ether is a world of a higher level than ours. It is necessary to explain how the world is structured from my point of view. Many thousands of years passed before our civilization achieved very significant successes in its development. A new world is like a small child, until it grows up, learns and gains experience, it is not capable of creating anything significant. The pinnacle of civilization is the creation of a new world. I believe that we are already creating such a world, and it will be a world of machines. As soon as self-learning robotslearn to reproduce themselves, the world of machines will be created.

But here is an obvious fact: no matter how smart the machines we create, we are not capable of creating anything more complex than ourselves. We can only create a world that is simpler than our world. And hence the conclusion: the world that created our material world is much, much more complex than our world. Notice how we learn about the world. At first, we learned about the world at the level of objects, and having learned about it, we began to create. Later, we began to learn about the world at the level of molecules. Now we learn about the world at the level of atoms, and new nanotechnologies amaze us with their capabilities. As you can see, we learn about the world from the big to the small. In their spiritual world, everything happens the other way around. They create, learning about their world from the smaller to the larger. That is how our material world was created, the most unprotected, consisting of the crudest energies. Perhaps their world was also created by someone and, maybe, in the distant future this knowledge will be available to us. For now, I believe, it will be correct to designate the superior world, the world of a higher level, as the world of God.

I think it is necessary to explain what meaning I put into this concept. In my opinion, God is a rational, spiritual entity, at whose disposal are cosmic energies of the living order and cosmic energies of the inanimate order, which allows the creation of the world. Spirit and soul, I believe, belong to living energies, everything else is inanimate energies. I think such a division is acceptable at this stage of human knowledge.

It should be noted that I agree with the statement that the oblique cross symbolizes energy. In ancient times, fire was made by rubbing two sticks. Energy is the basis of life on Earth, and therefore its symbol is the oblique cross. In light of the above, I believe that the straight cross symbolizes the torsion field - the basis of the universe. In conclusion, I will note: ether is the border where their spiritual world ends and our material world begins. Perhaps we are sent signals in this environment, but we do not understand them. In the future, using nanotechnology and neural networks, we will learn to understand them and then we will learn a lot about the structure of our world and its history.

As for the Big Bang theory, let's answer the question: could our Universe be located at one point? Yes, it could, in the case when it was an idea or a project and was located in someone's head.

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Simferopol 2009