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Now I’ve been trying to read up on this Shockwave cosmology model and wanted to see if I have the correct view since most of the math is over my head. Now from what I understand in this model is that there is a white hole singularity that explodes and instantly disappears and it produces a shockwave effect that is outside of the expanding universe. Now this shockwave will eventually slow down and the expansion of the universe will eventually reach this point. Also if I understand the universe inside of the shockwave is being treated like a black hole that is expanding. Do I have the correct view on this?
I’ve been using the following link as reference to this model.
http://www.pnas.org/content/100/20/11216.long
I’ve been using the following link as reference to this model.
http://www.pnas.org/content/100/20/11216.long