Saad’s Cosmological Theory (SCT)

Saad’s Cosmological Theory (SCT) is a theory which deals with the cosmology of the Universe. The theory is based on following postulates: 

1.      The Universe in which we live is a ‘Secondary Universe’. Whenever we talk of a Universe, we mean Secondary Universe. There are many Secondary Universes which resides in the ‘Primary Universe’ or ‘Grand Universe’. The distances between Secondary Universes are extremely large and it is impossible to fully explore a Secondary Universe and thus, it is far impossible to see other Secondary Universes or Grand Universe.

2.      All Secondary Universes are revolving around an extremely large sphere of Dark Matter, placed in the Centre of Grand Universe. (This dark matter is discussed in the last postulate of SCT).

3.      All Secondary Universes carry life and organisms. These organism flourish like that on our earth and it is necessarily condition that the planet on which life exist; there the amount of water would be greater than the land because water is the first home of all living organisms, whether simple or complex.

4.      The Grand Universe has no beginning and no end but a Secondary Universe or simple Universe has surely a beginning and end. The Universe i.e., Secondary Universe, begins with a huge ‘big bang’ explosion, in a state of extreme density and temperature, while it ends in a ‘steady state’ manner. In the beginning, all basic force are ‘united’ and the matter, or the early ‘stuff’, of that nascent Universe composed primarily of particles, antiparticles, radiations and composite basic forces.

5.      Secondary Universe is created, as stated above, as a result of immensely huge explosion. But “what explodes”, “why explodes”, “when explodes” and “where explodes”? These are some most important questions regarding the creation of Universe (Secondary Universe). The answer to last question is simply ‘in Grand Universe’, according to SCT. The answer to second last question is ‘10-15 billion years ago’, as modern experiments states. While the answers to first and second question is quite difficult. But the simplest and composite answer to them is “the matter (expressed in third point) explodes due to immense energy and temperature”.

6.      The Secondary Universe has an indefinite age and end. It ends when the rate of expansion of the matter of Secondary Universe and the rate of decrease in its temperature and energy slowly, and nearly, diminished to zero.

7.      The energy of any Secondary Universe is not conserved. It is transferable from one Universe to its surrounding environment and other Secondary Universes. Nevertheless, the overall energy of Grand Universe remains always conserved and constant. As time passes, the energy and temperature of Secondary Universe decreases and it gradually start cooling. If the energy of a Secondary Universe is conserved it will never expands. Infect it is this energy which is used by the Secondary Universe to expands. Since the energy of Grand Universe is conserved thus it can’t expand.

8.      Some portion of energy of a Secondary Universe is constantly absorbing, and transferring to other Secondary Universes  and environment, by the Black Holes, the ‘valves’ of a Secondary Universe.

9.      There is no dark matter in a Secondary Universe. Dark matter is, infect, the matter of Grand Universe which is not as mysterious as people think. In a Secondary Universe, the Black Holes work as the ‘factories’ of producing Dark Matter, by ‘eating’ the substance what ever they could eat. Dark Matter comprises extremely hot plasma-like highly heated subatomic particle which includes particles, antiparticles and radiations. All Secondary Universes are surrounded by the Dark Matter, and as long as our Sun is shinning we’ll never succeed in examining and ‘discovering’ it since we lack that extremely advanced telescopes which can see the edges of Universe. To see behind the Black Holes means to see behind the ‘curtains’ of our Universe.  

The creator of SCT is Saad Ahmed Javed, a student of Physics studying in the University of the Punjab, Lahore. If any one had any question, objection or suggestion regarding this theory he/she is most welcome to contact its creator at: comradesaad@gmail.com