THE MALTA COSMOLOGY TEMPLATE

Chapter 2 - Moment Zero 

PARTS

Part 4 - Post Moment Zero expansion (cont)

ARGUMENT 0218

• ARGUMENT 0217: At Moment Zero, because the Universe is 100% dense and its energy is 100% kinetic, it must expand.

• The rate at which the Universe expanded immediately after Moment Zero is unknown.
• Arising from this there are three options:

• OPTION 1:  At Moment Zero the Universe expands faster than lightspeed.
• OPTION 2:  At Moment Zero the Universe expands at lightspeed. 
• OPTION 3:  At Moment Zero the Universe expands slower than lightspeed.

• Option 1 is preferred for a number of reasons:
  
  
  • The amount of kineticenergy in the Universe at Moment Zero surpasses by a huge measure the amount in the Universe today.
  • Photons cannot exceed lightspeed but teels have no such restriction.
  • Photons can only form out of teels travelling faster than lightspeed (see Chapter 6).
  • The use of Option 1 resolves a number of the Current Cosmology Model's conundrums and the other options do not.

• At Moment Zero, the rate at which the Universe expands is beyond lightspeed.

• lightspeed:   The speed at which photons move. When traversing a vacuum this is 299,792 kilometres per second. When traversing a transparent matter field, the speed is less, varying according to the nature of the field.