Scientists think there may be a wormhole in the center of our galaxy

[COSMO]

As I've said before, I don't subscribe to the big bang theory.  Instead, I think our universe is the product of a black hole/worm hole.  It's the bubble universe theory with each black hole being a passage way to another universe and there may be matter in our universe older than our universe.  Here is some evidence to that.

The Greatest Cosmic Puzzle: Astronomers Find Stars That Appear Older Than The Universe

The oldest stars we've found in the Universe are nearly pristine, where almost 100% of what makes them up is the hydrogen and helium left over from the Big Bang. They come in at over 13 billion years old, with the oldest at 14.5 billion. And this is a big problem, because the Universe itself is only 13.8 billion years old.



https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2017/09/07/the-greatest-cosmic-puzzle-astronomers-find-stars-that-appear-older-than-the-universe/#78fbb0053c44

Cosmo

[Littleenki]

Cosmo my man! whazzup?!?!

Yes indeed, all we need to do is observe everything which spirals into a vortex, like whirlpools and such, and look to the very center where the angular velocity is said to be infinitely immeasurable.

Hurricanes anyone? elephants in the room for sure.

Same can be said for space, thanks to scalar nature across the board..the only big bangs are like when something formed the asteroid belt, and the propensity for folks to follow such ideas is built in to the psyche from millennia ago...since their forefathers watched it happen most likely.

Also most folks in science arent able to think about what came before our perception of existence...hence such far fetched theories and ideas keeping hold. They never look up from their blackboards and calculators to see reality around them, do they?

Cheers
Le