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This is the diagram that is set out to test the feasibility of the Cyclical Multiverse Theory. The conjecture: Hubble and Hubble's successors will ultimately support this theory or aspects of it with new evidence as our technology improves. The Cyclical Multiverse Theory implies that there is no beginning or end of existence, time, and space, but rather that the matter in the currently observable parts of our universe is of a limited age which is determined by the time it takes for matter to travel from the south pole of the Grand Central Mass to the northern end. The Cyclical Multiverse Theory also implies that what we observe in our skies is one of many clouds of galaxies. The Existence, that is to say, everything that exists is composed of particles which are composed of ever more smaller particles. The speed of light and the gravitational constant still apply. In general, the theory of relativity still applies.

I had an old version of the cyclic multiverse model. Notice how, according to the outdated universe model, that the observable universe as shown here is only the part shaded by the green. However, there is light coming from all directions so other parts outside the shaded area must be visible too, unless if we are to use ever more complicated theories and ad hoc hypotheses to explain a "narrow-limitation" of our view of the universe.

By using the rules of Occam's Razor. The new version of the Cyclical Multiverse Theory requires fewer tentative assumptions than the old one does. Here is a diagram of the old model that I completed on May 8, 2004.

The Cyclical Multiverse Theory accounts for the following:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_bang

Abundance of primordial elements
Galactic evolution and quasar distribution
Redshift

The Cyclical can accomodate the following elements:
Dark matter
Quasars
Blue Faint Galaxies