Professor Richard Lieu proposes a groundbreaking theory that the universe did not start with a singular Big Bang, but rather experienced a series of rapid bursts, termed 'temporal singularities.' This alternative view challenges longstanding cosmological beliefs and does not require the existence of dark matter or energy, entities whose existence remains unproven. Lieu's theory suggests these singularities continuously released matter and energy, driving cosmic growth and expansion throughout history, fundamentally altering our understanding of the universe's origins.
Lieu's theory presents an alternative to the Big Bang, asserting the universe grew through 'temporal singularities' that break new ground in cosmological explanation.
Challenging the Big Bang's reliance on dark matter and energy, Lieu's approach suggests the universe's continuous expansion stems from numerous cosmic bursts.
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