An origin of the universe: a model alternative to Big Bang
Andrzej Mercik, Szymon Mercik
Abstract
We propose a new approach to the model of an origin of the universe built by Oscar Klein and Hannes Alfvén. Some modifications of assumptions underlying the model result in a possible scenario of the universe creation consistent with observations. We explain the large scale structre of the universe and we estimate the Hubble constant value as well as the number of galaxies in the universe. The model does not require many assumptions made in the model based on the Big Bang idea.
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