Author has his own idea on how universe formed

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The Big Bang is Old News -- Author Comes Up with Definitive Theory of How Universe Formed

 

 

Updated: 2:25 p.m. ET Aug. 15, 2005

SUN CITY WEST, Ariz., August 15, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- The Big Bang Theory is rubbish, according to Bobby McGehee. Through extensive research and study, he has devised a new explanation, which he details in his book, "New Universe Theory with the Laws of Physics: Millennium 3 Cosmology" (now available through AuthorHouse).

 

"Since the beginning of intelligence and curiosity, mankind has puzzled over the age-old question of our origin. For many millennia, early civilizations of mankind invented mythical and magical explanations," McGehee says. "Civilizations have continued increasing their understanding by building on past knowledge and by discarding unprovable concepts and erroneous interpretations."

 

 

 

In this tradition of building on the past, this exciting book offers a more plausible concept to explain the origin of the universe and everything in it. McGehee presents his new theory, developed with the laws of physics in mind, in an understandable text that casts aside the Big Bang Theory. He offers a thorough appendix with a dictionary of terms for easy reference and uses analogies to explain difficult equations and concepts.

 

McGehee quickly dismisses the idea that the universe is expanding to its death. On the contrary, he feels it is "growing with vim and vigor." After studying the Big Bang Theory, originally conceived in the 1800s, he applied practical physics to discover how the universe formed. The resulting theory is a sound explanation for the beginning of the universe before life began.

 

"A deflagration wave is progressing outward and synthesizing primordial matter into corporeal matter of the universe as it continuously encompasses more volume and corporeal matter. This universe development system, from beginning to end, is scientifically sound," McGehee says.

 

"New Universe Theory with the Laws of Physics" is the latest advancement in a strong culture of curiosity. McGehee brings the world up to speed with an intelligent read that simplifies some of the most complicated concepts in the world.

 

Publishing was encouraged by his wife of 54 years, his daughter, son and granddaughter. Born and raised during the Great Depression in Oklahoma, McGehee spent two years with the Maritime Service and the Air Force before enrolling at Oklahoma State University. He graduated with three degrees: engineering, physics and secondary education. During an exciting career, he designed, invented and developed aircraft research and test laboratories and wrote numerous reports and technical papers. An associate fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, McGehee received their certificate of recognition for his contributions. Since his retirement, he has plunged into scientific research and stays abreast of new science through professional organizations: the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Association of Physics Teachers, the American Institute of Physics and the Astronomy Society of the Pacific.