Physics Tomorrow: New Cosmology and Gravitation in Modern Physics

Kirill Vankov (1)

1 IF - Institut Fourier

There is a growing concern among Physical Community for the Big Bang Cosmology departure from physical reality and the signs of crisis. We propose a new Cosmology of the Grand Universe, which is a relativistic model of the steady-state, matter-antimatter symmetric Universe in infinite space-time. The Grand Universe consists of matter and antimatter bounded Typical Universes, which are floating in an infinite space filled with the physical Grand Universe Background. This is the place for an eternal evolution of Universes interacting with each other and with the Grand Universe Background itself. Our Observed Universe is thought to be an ordinary cosmological phenomenon resulting from an annihilating collision of a pair of Universes made of matter and antimatter, a survived part of matter now is seen in a decaying state. The Grand Universe methodology is based on Fundamental Principles of Classical Mechanics and Special Relativity Dynamics. We criticize the Standard Cosmological Model, consisting of two parts: the Big Bang followed by the short time Inflation, and the post-Inflation era of Expanding Universe. We consider the first part a not physical hypothesis, which should be rejected without criticism. The second part comes from solutions of the conventional General Relativity field equations without a rigorous analysis of their physical validity and applicability on the cosmological scales. We present a critical analysis of the General Relativity methodology in comparison with the Special Relativity Dynamics methodology, with the conclusion of rejection of the Standard Cosmological Model in favor of the Grand Universe Model. Issues of further studies of the Alternative Model in relationship with Relativistic Gravitation theories and Modern Physics branches are briefly discussed. A great attention is paid to Philosophical criteria of true versus false in Modern Physics. ˚ Physics Tomorrow is meant the series of papers devoted to Modern Physics problems.

Mots clés: Cosmology; General relativity; Alternative

Domaines: Astrophysique [astro-ph]

Kirill Vankov. Physics Tomorrow: New Cosmology and Gravitation in Modern Physics. 2016. ⟨hal-01399327v1⟩