Super-Large-Scale Angle Cosmology: A New Science of the Universe
Physical Science International Journal · pp. 155–164 · Published 16 Dec 2014
10.9734/PSIJ/2015/14493Abstract
We discuss formation and determination forsuper-large-scale structure of the galaxies and universe. It is our intention to introduce the super-large-scale angle cosmological model, which involves a convex surface sector, cosmic angle, angle parameter, density parameter, angle parameter, and the “critical redshift.” This theory can solve the singularity problem. If the super-large-scale angle of the dark matter is greater than p, then it implies that our universe is a closeduniverse in curved space U. As a “bud” of this cosmic theory, the “Thread Big Bang” and the “tangent energy” ―these are two new clear hypotheses elucidated in the paper.
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