Supporters of the Einstein-Cartan theory argue that their solution to the problem of the nature of the Big Bang has confirmation in the recently observed by astronomers the right- and left-handed galaxies in the known part of the Universe.
Supporters of the Einstein-Cartan theory argue that their solution to the problem of the nature of the Big Bang has confirmation in the recently observed astronomers of right- and left-handed galaxies in the known part of the Universe.
American theoretical physicist Nicodem Poplavski from Indiana University is known as one of the authors of the theoretical model, according to which our universe is the interior of a black hole located somewhere in the parent proto-universe. However, now he also claims that the concept he developed is testable in practice. Moreover, it has already been tested, and successfully.
Within the framework of the Poplavsky model, it is postulated that all astronomical black holes (BHs) can be considered as entrances to the Einstein-Rosen wormholes. These objects are hypothetical tunnels connecting different regions of space-time.
Poplavsky believes that the other end of a black hole wormhole is connected to a white hole (the antipode of a black hole is a region of space into which nothing can enter). At the same time, conditions arise inside the wormhole that resemble an expanding Universe, similar to the one we observe. It follows from this that our Universe can be just the inner part of some kind of wormhole.
According to the scientist, this model explains a number of problems in modern cosmology.
Julia Evseeva