The Smart Model Big Bang Creation Theory Does Account For Galactic Spiral
States
If you use the traditional Big Bang Theory you can't account for the spiral
arm state of each galaxy ( or galactic clusters) with respect to one central
expanding location of the universe from the so called Big Bang Theory. The
Smart Model Big Bang Creation Theory does account for this and the great
distances between stars and galaxies.
The Smart Model Big Bang Creation Theory is simple. The Creator God, Creates
2 basic field locations of about 10^50 hydrogen atoms ( including isotopes of
hydrogen like deuterium). Fusion occurs in basically two areas of space, then
an explosive expansion occurred. And a universal anti-field and a regular field
with a neutral field zone was set up. Sub-fusion Big Bangs occur within the
main Big Bang Creation. The state of the universe is 90% hydrogen atoms and a
parallel universe in a stable H2 universal state. The universe we exist in is
an experimental model for The Creator. The other universe ( The New Universe)
is the improved version on the other side. The two universes do not cross. They
are parallel. Heaven and Hell remain separated.
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