How the Universe Was Created Without the Big Bang exposes the fact that the Big Bang in its current form, could never have happened. The idea that gravity condensed the entire universe including all its space into one point of near infinite density and at one moment of emerging time expanded to create our universe, is totally contrary to the physical laws and is in complete opposition to observations and this is why the Big Bang is not possible. The idea that all matter and all space has simultaneously condensed into one point of near infinite density and at the moment of the Big Bang magically reappeared is a big error in physics. However, in complete opposition to the Big Bang idea, deep space observations provided strong evidence which proves there are billions of black holes in our universe that were created when oversize massive stars under their own immense gravity force collapsed and condensed into one point and thereby squeezed their entire substance completely out of existence. Consequently, all the protons, neutrons and electron spheres were continuously shrinking until the space substance within all the stars’ atoms have diminished to zero volume. This is when the stars seized to exist. Not one of the billions of condensing stars has compressed their entire matter into a point of infinite density. This strong evidence indicates if the universe, including all space would condense into one point, the entire universe would have been squeezed out of existence as well. There would only have been an ultimate nothingness of zero dimensions and zero time remaining which would have prevented a Big Bang to occur. How the Universe Was Created Without the Big Bang explains all this in greater detail and also offers many more answers to current unsolved mysteries, further challenging existing theories attempting to shed light on the wonders of our universe.
