"Well if you believe the Big Bang theory, universe is not infinite. It suppose to be about 16 bilion years old,so its size can be at most 32 bilion light years acros, speed of light being the maximum theoreticaly possible speed of anything material. So say 32 bilion light years, that is a lot less than infinity mathematicaly speaking."
I support the big bang theory, however, it does pose the following questions.
- If there was a big bang, why is the universe expanding at an acclerating rate, when in theory the expansion of the universe should be slowing down?
- What caused the big bang?
My personal theory for the above questions are:
- The universe is expanding at an accelerating rate because the universe is actually a sub-universe that is surrounded by an infinite number of other sub-universes that have a greater mass than our sub-universe. Hence, our sub universe is being pulled apart at a greater rate due to the gravitational effect of the surrounding sub-universes.
- The many sub-universes are all moving about. The big bang was the result of two or more sub-universes banging into each other.
Anyway, thats my theory, are there any holes in my theory?
