Smooth Bang Theory: The Universe Steadily Gains Mass With Rate c 3 /G

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Smooth Bang Theory: The Universe Steadily Gains Mass With Rate c 3 /G Abstract Mikhail Vlasov Email: vlasovm@hotmail.com October 31, 2015 According to spectroscopic data of light coming from distant galaxies our Universe is expanding and expanding with acceleration. Scientists attribute source of expansion to the Big Bang event which hypothetically created all the matter in the Universe from a singularity. The Big Bang as an explosion definitely could initiate a movement of the matter speeding outward but there is a nuisance in the theory to explain the acceleration of the ongoing process of expansion of the macrocosm and how to justify initial singularity at time 0? This article contains possible answers for that matters, describes an alternative scenario for the cosmic evolution and actually derives from 3 Newton's laws (using second, third laws of motion and the law of universal gravitation) the conclusion that the Universe is expanding because it is constantly gaining mass with rate c 3 /G, where c is the speed of light and G is the gravitational constant. The article shows that mass of the Universe grows in time starting with mass 0 at time 0 as follows This rate c 3 /G is equivalent to an addition of 203000 solar masses per second to that of the Universe. On human scale it is still a bang but on cosmic scale it is suitable to talk about Smooth Bang theory. The increment of mass is actually rather small (10 18 parts per second) relative to the current mass of the Universe.

Results The main outcome of the work is the conclusion: mass of the Universe continuously grows with time as follows (a) Expression (a) does not contain Planck Constant ħ and depends only on the strength of gravity even growth rate is nominally equal to generation of 1 Planck unit of mass every Planck unit of time. It is important that formulae (a) gives right answer for the mass of the Universe if its age is known, or reversibly, allows to calculate the age from the mass of the Universe. Formulae (a) has another peculiar consequence: weaker gravity more mass is gained and more power (b) is exhibited by the Universe (b) follows A relationship between the size of the Universe L=c t and its mass M can also be written as (c) Gaining of the Mass is the source of Universe's acceleration a: (d) While acceleration is fading with time as a=c/t the force of expansion remains constant (e) Author's assumption is next: the Universe constantly adds mass in the process of creation and annihilation of wave particles caused by fluctuation of "empty" space. Due to the asymmetry in favor of creation some dry residue of newborn matter is accumulated. It happens continuously and our very existence and curiosity are due to this asymmetry.

Some physicists surely would object to the theory of gaining of mass from emptiness of space because it obviously violates the Conservation of Energy principle. However the Energy balance on the Universe scale can be proven only if someone will be able to count all protons, electrons and other particles (let alone photons and neutrinos) in the Universe every second (better every Planck time) and compare the current count with the previous score. The uncertainty principle (accepted by majority of scientists) prohibits even remote possibility to measure energy with uncertainty better than ħ/δt, where ħ is reduced Plank constant and Δt is the time of measurement. An error for energy measurements will never reach 0 Joules. Therefore, the Conservation of Energy principle technically cannot be confirmed.

Method of Derivation of Universe s Mass Gain Rate from Newton's Laws Hubble's observation of the shifts in the star spectra led to conclusion that Universe is expanding. Later observations detected acceleration in this expansion. If there is acceleration it should be a force applied to an object (Newton's second law of motion). Force of expansion F is a spatial gradient of energy (or ratio of energy E to the distance L) (1) where M is the mass of the Universe, L the size of the Universe, c speed of light, t time (age of Universe). Any force has to be compensated by another force (Newton's third law of motion). The only force which opposes the expansion is gravitational force which is described by (again Newton's) law of universal gravitation: (2) where G is the gravitational constant, obtained: Equalizing expressions (1) and (2) the formula for the Universe s mass growth with time is (3)

Discussion of Smooth Bang which avoids Singularity at Time 0 The Big Bang theory states that all currently existing matter of the cosmos has been created in a single event at the beginning of the space and time. Contrarily to the Big Bang hypothesis the proposed theory suggests a smooth and steady process of creation of matter starting with mass 0 at time 0 with constant rate c 3 /G. One might notice that expressions (d) and (e) for acceleration of expansion and force of expansion have singularity at time 0. It is happening because analysis has been done for times greater than Planck time. Let s recalculate acceleration for quantum time intervals less than Planck time. Acceleration can be written as a = F/m = (E/d)/m =mc 2 /(dm)=c 2 /d. Quantum mechanics requires to substitute distance d by reduced Compton s wavelength of a body of mass m, namely d=ƛ=ħ/(m c). Thus, acceleration at Plank scale can be expressed as follows: ħ ħ (f) where t Pl is the Planck s time. Now it is possible to stitch expressions (d) and (f) together to reflect calculations for acceleration on both Universe and Planck scales of distances. Resulting acceleration a in expression (f) grows proportionally to the time for the time interval less than Plank time and diminishes inversely proportional to the time with age older than Planck time ħ ħ (g) The force of expansion on the other hand quickly (in a few Planck intervals) reaches its limit and states virtually constant what is reflected in next expression: (h)

Figure 1 depicts expressions (g) and (h) which are respectively the behavior of the acceleration (normaliz All physical parameters of the Universe do not have singularity at time 0 in the frame of proposed theory. Everything starts from 0 values: time, mass, acceleration, force, energy and power. The proposed Bang is smooth. But it is still a Bang on human scale with astonishing for 44 N. 1.2 10 4 ed to c/t Pl ) a and the force of expansionn (normalized d to c 4 / G) in n time (normalized to t Pl ). ce of c 4 / G = 1.0 Smooth Bang Theory: beginning of the Time 0.8 0.6 Force / (c 4 /G) 0.4 0.2 0.0 acceleration / (c/t Pl ) 0.0 0.2 0.4 0. 6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 time / t Pl Figure 1

Density of the Universe and its Transparency for the Light Density of the Universe drops with time because mass is growing proportionally to the time as suggested in the article while volume increases as a cube of the time. Light (electromagnetic waves) can propagate via matter only if density of the ether is equal or less than density of an atom. With higher matter's density electrons are "pressed" with protons into neutrons and electrons in this case do not oscillate (hence, do not emit or absorb light). With matter's density lower than atomic one the light starts traveling. It is possible to calculate the moment of time when the Universe becomes transparent for the light. The density of the matter in the Universe will be based on formulae (3) for its mass M and volume Volume = (4π/3) L 3 =( 4π/3) c 3 t 3. Ratio of mass to volume gives next result: density of the Universe decreases as square of the time. Now, let s estimate the density of the hydrogen atom. where Vatom = (4π/3) r 3 volume of hydrogen atom, r = ħ/(a m e c) = ħ µ /(a m p c) radius of hydrogen atom, m e mass of electron, m p mass of proton, µ = m p / m e proton to electron mass ratio, (4) ħ (5) a Fine Structure constant.

The combination of equations (4) and (5) allows finding the time needed for the density of the Universe to sufficiently drop to the level of transparency for the light ħ. (6) Surprisingly, this value is close (with 5% of the difference) to the experimental value for a mean life of a free neutron which is 881.5 sec. And it should be. The calculated time of transparency is the age of the Universe when pressure of the matter has diminished to the level when electrons become able to pop up from neutrons. The process can be referred to the development reversed to that of a neutron star formation in which electrons and protons are pressed by gravity together into neutrons. It is also possible to get the exact value for the mean life of a free neutron from calculated transparency age of the Universe (6) with the next correctional expression (7):.. (7) Expression (7) is not derived in this article and has been given only for a reference to show how close theoretical result (6) and experimental data (7) are and how they might be related.

Schwarzschild Radius of the Universe Gaining Mass Let's apply expression (3) for the mass of the growing Universe to the expression for Schwarzschild radius of a black hole. (8) As expression (8) shows the Schwarzschild radius of the Universe is 2 times bigger than the size of the Universe. Thus, Universe is compressed more than it is needed to be technically a black hole. For a hypothetical outside observer the Universe is literally black because light from the Universe did not reach yet the observer assuming that somebody can exist outside the Universe. The black hole title is applicable to the Universe as long as the outside observer stays beyond our Universe boundaries while Universe is growing in size. For us the Universe is not black and we can see it because we are inside. Light has already reached us. Actually, for a regular black hole (smaller then Universe) it is easy to explain the gain of mass. The black hole simply absorbs a matter from space located outside of event horizon via accretion disk. It could be even the case that time inside of a black hole is progressing only if the black hole gains some mass (9) Formula (9) is directly obtained from expression (3). If the above consideration for a regular black hole is applied to the whole Universe then the proposed theory would not need the internal (inside the Universe) mechanism for particle creation from fluctuations of empty space. The Universe simply could absorb the outside (really dark) matter through its own event horizon to gain the mass and push the time forward.

Background Microwave Noise May Come from Newly Born Matter in the Universe and not from Big Bang One of supposedly undeniable confirmation of the Big Bang occurrence is the cosmic microwave emission detected coming from the sky. The radiation s spectrum corresponds to a body with temperature 2. 725 K. It is assumed by Big Bang theory supporters that the Universe has cooled down to that temperature from Big Bang s heat peak. But what if this radiation comes from the matter which is constantly created with rate c 3 /G? To check this alternative let s calculate the temperature of the Universe using Stefan Boltzmann formula linking temperature of the black body and energy of the light (all wave lengths) per unit of surface area and per unit of time emitted by that body ħ (10) where k Boltzmann constant, T black body s temperature. For the model of the Universe gaining mass previously depicted expression (b) estimates energy created per unit of time which is power c 5 /G. Only part of this energy 1/µ goes to creation of electrons (µ = m p / m e is proton to electron mass ratio) and on average only a π/2 part of electron s total energy is emitted as light (a Fine Structure constant). Thus, power of light from newly created matter equals (π/2) (c 5 /G) (a/ µ). For the new mass distributed evenly through volume of the Universe the unit of surface area (including interior) is (4π/3) c 2 t 2 where t is the age of Universe. Dividing power of the light by unit of area, next expression is obtained: (11)

A combination of expressions (10) and (11) produces next relationship between temperature and the age of the Universe: ħ (12) For the most commonly used number for the age of 13.8 billion years the temperature of the Universe gets assessment 2.736 K, while for the age of 13.9 billion years the result (12) for the temperature is 2.725 K. Considering results of these calculations two conclusions can be made. One of them: The microwave noise may come from the mass creation process which is constantly ongoing in the Universe. Another one: unlike the Big Bang hypothesis with its initial singularity the Smooth Bang theory asserts that the Universe started with mass 0 at time 0 and the Universe is constantly gaining mass since that start. Numerical results of the Smooth Bang theory are perfectly matching with observations in terms of mass, age and temperature of the Universe.