Expanding universe theory.

[GOD]

Well,

I've read many theories on the Universe, but I devised my own one about 3 years and seems to be pretty robust. Even current scientific thinking is starting to go down a similar channel. So I might as well ensure that it’s registered across the net (Although it is documented elsewhere on the net) that I thought about it first....

It basically goes like this; the whole visible universe is the portion of ejected "matter" that has been pushed out of a huge black hole in the centre of this Universe. Just as this matter has been ejected it will ultimately be recycled once it travels the loop. (Think of magnetic fields and how they loop around from top to bottom and you can start visualising what I am saying).

What’s interesting about this? Well, it explains why the whole visible universe is accelerating away from us (They talk about detecting this through the red shift changes). As we shift from a total Y axis direction of momentum (Near the exit point of the black hole) to a more X axis direction (As we begin the loop) we are seeing greater acceleration away from us. (Think of a three dimension magnetic field like an orange in 3D).

I think the whole cycle might possibly be energised by the basic build blocks of the universe slighty expanding after exit which aids the push the matter around the curvature.

The reason why I am saying the scientific community seems to be getting closer to this hypothesis, is that they are now talking of the universe being a bubble and that their may be more bubbles. My Hypothesis by implication states that the current universe is a sphere as it pulls all matter around its curvature. In theory it could be possible to escape its pull (like on earth) and then you would move into other universes with their own orbits. Basically other universes would be bubbles.

[GOD]

Come on scientists... you are slowly getting to prove my theory right.

Study: Black holes seem to form before galaxies - Yahoo! News

Although there should be a lot of this emanating from the origin. Although because that origin is so far away it may not be that detectable.

Mystery Roar from Faraway Space Detected - Yahoo! News

[GOD]

Other radio galaxies also can't account for the noise – there just aren't enough of them.

"You'd have to pack them into the universe like sardines," said study team member Dale Fixsen of the University of Maryland. "There wouldn't be any space left between one galaxy and the next."

Well, thats what happens when they come out the other side of the great black hole mincing machine.

[GOD]

Interestingly, if I am right then the rotation of galaxies should show probablistically the directional flow of space energy, like a weather vane that shows the direction of the wind.

So, are the rotational directions random? or can a originating direction be detected... I have my views. (Not all galaxies will rotate as expected as its a three dimensional universe and there are various factors that could impact, thats why I use a probablistic measure notion).