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"In The Beginning..."

 

Before we examine our little blue planet, I feel it is necessary to investigate The Beginning of "The Universe." But before we can begin at The Beginning :-) we should first define our concept, interpretation and understanding of, "The Universe."

The Universe

Q: What is "The Universe?"

A1: Outer Space.

A2: Outer Space, and all things in it, (whatever that may be.)

A3: "Everything that physically exists; the entirety of space and time, all forms of MATTER, ENERGY and MOMENTUM, and the physical laws and constants that govern them." — Wikipedia

Your answer above will help define your concept and understanding of what you think "The" Universe is, and what the term, "Universe" means to you. (Notice that I left out all things spiritual and religious, as those subjects rely on your personal "Belief" and "Faith," and "Faith" and "Science" mix like oil and water.)

Outer Space

Q: What is "Outer Space?"

A1: An empty void of nothingness where everything physical (Matter) exists? Actually, outer space is not completely empty (as in a perfect vacuum) but contains low density particles such as hydrogen plasma and electromagnetic radiation.

A2: Where everything that physically exists exist; the entirety of space and time, all forms of MATTER, ENERGY and MOMENTUM, and the physical laws and constants that govern them. (This is the same definition as A3 above.)

A3: The "Space" or "Container" that contains all that physically exists; the entirety of space and time, all forms of MATTER, ENERGY and MOMENTUM, and the physical laws and constants that govern them. This includes the "space" between galaxies, stars, celestial matter, etc.

Container?

Maybe.

 

Albert Einstein believed — as well as many (most?) people today — that the Universe was infinite, eternal and everlasting, that it had always existed. Well, we now know this belief to be incorrect.

Thanks to modern astronomy and the wonderous Hubble Telescope, we now have physical evidence that proves the Universe had a beginning, and a beginning suggest a dynamic FINITE Universe, and with it, strong religious overtones.

Science has now told us the TRUTH: The Universe is in fact, FINITE, with a beginning, a middle (present) and a future!

But if "The Universe" is a FINITE Universe, then ... ... Einstein was wrong.

 

Or was he?

 

Question ?

Does the term, "The Universe" belong in the breath as the term, "Outer Space?"

Hmmmm... Think about it.

Maybe not.

Based on scientific astronomical data and some (ancient?) esoteric information I have read, I will try to explain why (and how?) ... In the Beginning, "Outer Space and "The Universe" may have been two separate worlds — two separate worlds that are now sharing the same worldly universe together, as a result of ... The Beginning.

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Now ask yourself:

If "The Universe" had a beginning, then something had to exist before its beginning. What existed before The Universe?

Outer Space?

 

Can it be that...in The Beginning, "Outer Space" was A Different World with A Different History and A Different Beginning from "The Universe" we know today???