Joseph Mullat

Standard and Alternative Cosmology Joseph Mullat 第3 版

When God decided to create the Universe, there was nothing at all—no time, no space, no light, no darkness, just nothingness. However, within this emptiness, there was a special entity, a kind of nothingness, but consisting of numerous entities, from very tiny quanta, each with huge energy, transparent in their extension and beautiful in their essence. There was nowhere to place this nothingness—neither here, nor there, neither above, nor below, neither to the left, nor to the right, neither forward, nor backward. But if God wanted to create something, then this creation had to be placed somewhere. Perhaps God did not have the foresight, and so we humans need to act wisely and think rationally to comprehend the vastness and complexity of the universe. It might be that divine wisdom fell short in this instance. And for us humans to understand how big and complex the Universe is, we need to use our intellect. We may even need to create a special place for everything that will fit, such as a large empty space like a vacuum or something specific like the Aether that we don't even know about yet. Here is a book about how empty space unfolds from nothingness.