My personal opinion is based on the observations and experiments that others have conducted.
It is a well known fact that photons have "polarity" as in polarized light. To me, that simple fact seems to indicate that photons have an oscillation frequency vector that displays a dipole type structure.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
It has been noted that the Universe is simultaneously expanding and accelerating, the only way that I can imagine such behavior to the mass in the universe is; if the mass that our area of space is part of, is within a dipole type oscillating structure, comparable to that of a photon.
If the universe was expanding and slowing down, then it would indicate a monopole type structure, where the universe would start with a big bang and then it would collapse to a big crunch and then explode again.
There is a question that I would like to get an answer to regarding the Big Bang.
According to modern theories the universe started with a Big Bang, if that was so, then all the mass in the universe must have been part of the very compressed sate at the beginning. If such a large quantity of mass is combined so close together then would that not make a "black hole", that also is part of modern physics theories.
The question then is: Why did the black hole explode?
I have already imagined an answer to the question but would like other explanations so that I can expand my knowledge in that area.
Johannes
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