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(1)Isometric Circular Cosmology Conformal Cyclic Cosmology
(2)Source: YouTube
(3)A famous British researcher who worked with Stephen Hawking, who died in March
(4)Roger Penrose, a theoretical physicist, has made up for the shortcomings of the Big Bang theory
(5)Through the CCC below isometric circulation cosmology, it has been argued that the universe has a repetitive nature of being born into and disappearing from the Big Bang
(6)Roger Penrose is
(7)Source: Google
(8)The Hawking radiation drains everything
(9)Even the black holes that you’re putting in, they’re twinned and bi-extinguished
(10)for a long time due to the process
(11)You lose it and you go through the process of evaporating
(12)But these black holes can be used in the universe
(13)It leaves a trace on the background copy
(14)It’s gone even if the universe is gone
(15)He put forward a surprising basic premise that it will remain and lead to a future universe
(16)Hawking radiation related article httpsblognavercomlsmnmh
(17)I wrote a book called “The Cycle of Time” in 2010
(18)The CCC model will be introduced to the public for the first time
(19)Roger Penrose, who introduced Einstein
(20)It’s the framework of general relativity, and this cosmology
(21)I made it. Through infinite cycles
(22)The universe repeats its birth and death
(23)The starting point is always Big Bang’s singularity
(24)claim to begin with
(25)This CCC cosmology gains credibility
(26)I needed proof for that, but this time
(27)The research team found that black holes in the previous universe
(28)The point of evaporation, CMB, is found in
(29)They’re hawking this spot
(30)Hawking Point in honor of Dr
(31)I named it Hawking Points
(32)isometric circulation cosmology
(33)Yangbung’s 10^10^10^10^10^11 The universe created the Big Bang again, creating a monster in the eternal void
(34)under the cosmological hypothesis of the rebirth of the universe
(35)Professor Rosé Penrose’s hypothesis, which is twinned with Dr. Stephen Hawking
(36)The only proven math problem, Poincare Recursive Theorem, is similar
(37)If this is true, the universe is gentle
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