The Falling Universe

An Alternative Model of Cosmology

Center Point
Milky Way (us)
Andromeda
Other Galaxies
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Billion Years Since Big Bang
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Milky Way Age (Billion Years)
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Andromeda Age (Billion Years)
Ejection
Current Phase

The Model

Phase 1: Big Bang Ejection (0-10 Billion Years)

Matter explodes outward from center point. Different velocities send matter to different distances. No galaxies yet - matter moving too fast to clump.

Phase 2: Reaching Apex & Galaxy Formation (10-20 Billion Years)

Matter slows down as it fights against gravity. At apex, matter stops briefly then begins falling back. During this fall, gravity finally overcomes motion and galaxies form. Milky Way forms around 20 billion years ago. Andromeda forms later around 10 billion years ago.

Phase 3: The Fall & Accumulation (20-30 Billion Years)

Galaxies fall back toward center, accelerating due to gravity. As they fall, they eat other galaxies. Black holes accumulate mass over billions of years. This accumulated mass in millions of stellar black holes IS the "dark matter."

Phase 4: Collision & Convergence (Now + 4 Billion Years)

Milky Way and Andromeda on converging paths. Andromeda is younger but ate more aggressively (twice our size). Paths will cross in 4 billion years. After merging, combined mass continues falling toward center.

Phase 5: The Big Crunch (Future)

All galaxies converge toward center. Everything collapses back to singularity. Then... another Big Bang? Infinite cycle?

Key Insights