A Cosmic Birth... Starting Before Zero # 1
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Author(s)Peet (P.S.J.) Schutte
ISBN / ASIN1499781091
ISBN-139781499781090
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Sales Rank99,999,999
CategoryScience
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This take Creation back to before Einstein’s first point in Creation and how the first spot came about. This is not a religious book but it is pure science proven as never anything was proven before. I I prove it started with genesis 1 v 1. Therefore I explain Genesis 1 v 1, the beginning or birth of the Universe in terms of the Bible using not theology but mathematics. I prove Genesis 1 verse 1 to be correct by using mathematics. The Bible says: IN THE BEGINNING OF CREATION, 1 when God made heaven and earth, 2 the earth was without form and void… 3… with darkness over the face of the abyss…Yes this I do explain mathematically and I manage this because I prove and explain four cosmic keys that build the Universe namely: The Titius Bode Law; The Lagrangian Points, The Roche limit and Coanda Effect Everything in nature in the Universe applies these phenomena in how space forms. The Titius Bode Law: The Lagrangian Points: The Roche Coanda Effect forms the Universe in as much as forming stars in spheres and forming galactica in circles. These principles form space and materials. This is a process that produces space and that is how the Universe began before the Universe began in space. I take the cosmic birth back to before space came about as the Big Bang.
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