Off Current Subject: Big Bang Simulator

[Robert Brady]

<>December 7, 2004  Hi all, The WMAP study conducted by NASA concluded with startling revelations which should give ZPE supporters support.  23 percent of the universe is unknown dark matter and another 73 percent is mysterious dark energy.  That leaves only 4 percent we know about. NASA also announced that the universe was expanding at an expanding rate.  That would seem to make the universe “flat” and expanding forever. <>To test this, I developed a simulator of the Big Bang.  I created a computer model that simply produces an energy field and drops matter into it.  The object was to see what happens.  Here is what I got:   1.     Matter self organizes in an energy field.  Gravity, centripetal,   and acceleration forces all appear naturally but you need to look closely. 2.     As matter approaches the edge of the field, it expands faster away from the center. 3.     Local groups tend to hold together longer, but eventually as the        field diminishes, the matter loses integrity.  I would believe that         matter would turn into quarks or something similar later in          the expansion phase as energy is cooled or fades. (not shown in        the simulator). In my mind, these results are physics-shaking. For any of you that might be interested in this line of research, the simulator is available on my web site.  It is clean, ‘cause I wrote it-placed it there.  The URL is http://www.eskimo.com/~rebrady/BigBang1.exe   Robert E. Brady