Notes from the Author: Maybe we really are the center of the Universe.

Notes from the author, Bubba the Science Guy: A defense of my theory on the nature of the Universe.

Those of you who have been following this blog (thank you BTW) know that a part of the reason for writing my sci-fi series of novels is about espousing a thesis of mine on the nature of the Universe. I recently heard a point that if true would disprove my theory.

The thesis: I believe that there are multiple universes. Further our Universe is defined not by star stuff and empty space but rather an underlying foundation I call the Gavaskar Field. Further I contend that this structure is spinning. I claim it is centrifugal force that is causing the acceleration of the expansion of the Universe, not dark matter (which we have no proof for).

I recently heard on a science program an astronomer claiming they have proof that the Universe is not spinning because they can’t see an axis. That doesn’t look good for my theory . . . unless . . .

If the Milky Way galaxy was on or very near the axis how would we see it? The galaxies, dust clouds and other structures in the Universe would all be spinning around us but we would not be able to see the relative motion. So, maybe we are indeed the center of the Universe as many of us already believe on a personal level.

There is an astronomer in Minnesota who has claimed that he has evidence of hemispherical differences. He believes that he has preliminary proof that things on one side of us spin in one direction and on the other side they spin in the opposite direction, much like drains on Earth flow in opposite directions in the Southern Hemisphere compared to the Northern.

So, I am holding on to my theory for the moment. I’d hate for my theory to be debunked before I end my sci-fi series since it plays an important part in the plot of the last two novels.

Have a great weekend! See you next week with more about Mary Carmini and her influence on Earth and on Friday more about my writing process and thoughts from Bubba’s office.

Earth Year 2013

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