The Big Ball Universe Findings

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Authors: Kenaniah Quaza
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Abstract

Title: The Big Ball Universe Findings Summary: This 15-page report identifies seven points of physical evidence that the universe is a closed, rotating, and pressurized system. By applying the laws of mechanics and rotation, this investigation provides a logical alternative to current theories that rely on "Dark Matter" and "Dark Energy." Key Findings: Light and Pressure: Evidence that light loses energy due to travel through a pressurized medium, explaining why distant objects appear red without the need for physical expansion. The Axis: Documentation of a central "spine" or preferred direction in space that aligns with a rotating system. Scale Invariance: Evidence that the structure of the universe mirrors the 7-shell architecture found in nature’s most stable atoms. Rotational Stability: Calculations showing how a rotating universe maintains equilibrium over hundreds of billions of years. Conclusion: The universe functions as a self-sustaining, bipolar dynamo. This audit concludes that the "anomalies" seen by modern telescopes are not errors, but the mechanical results of a structured, rotating machine.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cosmology and Gravitation Theories Relativity and Gravitational Theory Galaxies: Formation Evolution Phenomena

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
13 January 2026