The Expanding Ten-Dimensional Universe

The Expanding Ten-Dimensional Universe by Gerald W. Scanlon
English | May 8, 2016 | ISBN: 1533150699 | 70 pages | EPUB | 2.64 Mb
In his latest book, The Expanding Ten-Dimensional Universe, the author takes you back to the moment the universe began. He uses strings of elements to form ten masses and distributes them into families of elements. He shows ten dimensions where parallel, multiple, and shadow universes were created as the ten masses expanded outwardly from a singularity into different sections of a growing universe. He presents images showing the growing area the universe covered as it emerged from the bottom of a black hole in eight quantum stages. Gerald W. Scanlon has written several books focusing on different topics of his proposed theory of creation. In them, he has linked quantum theory to the creation of the universe by showing the elements were created during the first few moments of the universe. He states the universe started at the Big Bang where an enormous amount of mass was concentrated into a singular point. The fabric of spacetime of the universe was created when waves of energy radiated out from this point. Along the way, some of the energy in the emerging waves was converted to mass according to the formula E=mc2. Some of the newly created mass grouped together forming families of elements which emerged from a black hole creating The Expanding Ten-Dimensional Universe. (This book is printed in full color.)