czeslaw
10-October-2006, 09:47 AM
* Bursting the Spherical Bubble: Universe Might Be Pill-Shaped
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061009_mystery_monday.html
Instead of being perfectly round like a globe, the universe might be a bit stretched in shape like a pill.
"It is actually difficult to understand how an ellipsoidal model would arise 'naturally' in cosmology, so the burden switches from explaining a very mild 'anomaly' to explaining a fundamentally new feature of our universe," Hinshaw said.
If our Observable Universe begun as a Black Hole Like Object its space have to rotate. This rotation is replaced by an expansion in every directions because an energy supply from outside. This elipsoidal shape would be a remnant of the very early rotation.
http://www.blackholes.int.pl/
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/061009_mystery_monday.html
Instead of being perfectly round like a globe, the universe might be a bit stretched in shape like a pill.
"It is actually difficult to understand how an ellipsoidal model would arise 'naturally' in cosmology, so the burden switches from explaining a very mild 'anomaly' to explaining a fundamentally new feature of our universe," Hinshaw said.
If our Observable Universe begun as a Black Hole Like Object its space have to rotate. This rotation is replaced by an expansion in every directions because an energy supply from outside. This elipsoidal shape would be a remnant of the very early rotation.
http://www.blackholes.int.pl/