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    The Big Bang: A Theory Based on Invalid Physics, and Erroneuos Mathematics.
    The Big Bang: A Theory Based on Invalid Physics, and Erroneuos Mathematics.
    The Big Bang: A Theory Based on Invalid Physics, and Erroneuos Mathematics.
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    The Big Bang: A Theory Based on Invalid Physics, and Erroneuos Mathematics.

    By ROGELIO PEREZ CASADIEGO

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    The book studies the cosmogonies of ancient civilizations and the emergence of rational thought in Classical Greece with philosophers such as Thales, Anaximander and Heraclitus. It then analyzes the cosmological theories of Aristotle, Claudius Ptolemy and Nicolaus Copernicus.

    Subsequently, the origin of modern cosmology is examined with the Big Bang theory, explaining concepts such as the cosmic microwave background radiation, Hubble's Law and the notion of "singularity" at the time of the origin of the universe.

    The author argues that the Big Bang theory has serious problems, from mathematical paradoxes to faulty analogies between natural and unnatural phenomena. He concludes that this theory gives exotic properties to matter, reflecting more the minds of its creators than the actual workings of the universe.

    In short, a rigorous journey that invites us to critically rethink the foundations of modern cosmology in order to give way to explanations more consistent with the fundamental laws of nature regarding the origins of the cosmos.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherROGELIO PEREZ CASADIEGO
    Release dateDec 15, 2023
    ISBN9798223528241
    The Big Bang: A Theory Based on Invalid Physics, and Erroneuos Mathematics.

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      The Big Bang - ROGELIO PEREZ CASADIEGO

      The Big Bang: A Theory Based on Invalid Physics and Erroneous Mathematics. 

      ROGELIO PEREZ C

      Copyright © 2023 Rogelio Perez C

      All rights reserved.

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      DEDICATION

      T o all the people and researchers who tirelessly seek to expand knowledge about our universe. Your unrelenting curiosity and dedication allows us to better understand the complex processes that govern our cosmos. May this book inspire new generations to continue exploring with an open mind the mysteries that have yet to be discovered.

      CONTENTS

      ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

      The completion of this book would have been impossible without the help of my Lord and God Jesus Christ, who gives us guidance and wisdom through his Holy Spirit. Also, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to my family for their unconditional love. Finally I thank all the readers for giving life to this book. I hope that its pages awaken your critical spirit and provide new knowledge about natural phenomena.

      Prologue

      The book presented below takes an extensive journey through the main cosmological theories that humanity has developed in its eagerness to understand the origin and evolution of the universe. From the first mythical explanations in ancient civilizations, to the development of rational thought that took place in classical Greece, this work analyzes how human beings have constructed various cosmological models using the intellectual tools of each era. 

      The ideas of ancient philosophers and other thinkers who laid important foundations in Western cosmology are studied. The contributions of modern scientists in the transition to a modern scientific vision of the cosmos

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