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Chapter 9
Wave Theory and the Universe
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The universe, as with all energetic formations, could have been created in different ways. One possibility is the Big Bang theory. Wave theory maintains that every energetic formation appears as an energetic swirl and, in time, creates wave formations. To understand the behaviour of energetic matter, see the energetic matter life cycle chart below (picture below). The cycle is not closed, because the appearance and decay of energetic matter, space and time is a very complex issue. I will try to deal with this problem in later essays.

Before the Big Bang, there were different energetic levels that created different energetic space. These spaces caused the appearance of an energetic swirl — a concentration of energetic space. This concentrated space created, in turn, an energetic formation of swirling energetic space with a tendency to shrink nearly completely into itself, while its energetic levels increased almost to an infinite level (as seen in the previous illustrtion). This energetic swirl must have had a perpendicular or right to left rotation — opposite that of formations appearing after the Big Bang, which rotated from left to right. As the energy in this singularity had no escape route, at a criti-cal moment, it exploded. Could it be that swirls with the same directions of rotation are antimatter?

After the Big Bang, a formation of energetic matter resembling an exploding supernova, swirling from left to right, dispersed into space like a nebula (picture to the right). From this cloud-like matter, there appeared rope-like strings, paths, quarks and a pre-wave swirl. As organized energetic matter always takes on a stable two-loop behaviour, the quarks began to organize into a wave. Even at this early phase, the smaller, magnetic part began to form. The inflated energetic matter concentrated around swirling energetic universe formation. By its movement, this matter created many paths (strings, swirls). Our universe seems to be an open energetic loop, as it would shrink if it were closed.

This huge, open, unidirectional cloud-swirl with its pushing properties, which dispersed energy accumulated prior to the Big Bang, created galaxies with an opposing shrinking property. This pulling force reduced the expansion of energy trying to return to the vast space it had occupied before the Big Bang. The speed of inflating energetic matter differs from the velocity of light, as matter tries to return to its previous space in a minimum amount of time. Our universe is a defined wave that expands into infinite universal space and will disappear in time.

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