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An alternative model of the concentric spherical shell universes according to the virial theorem

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The virial theorem derivations from previous works are used in this study. According to the virial theorem, a model of the universes is defined because the universes are closed and stable spaces. The universes are estimated to be in the form of concentric spherical shell universes, where the innermost universe is a sphere. The energy of each universe and the distances between them are related to each other by an equation derived from the virial theorem. The universes are considered to be in periodic motion extending from the outward big bang to the inward big bang, as defined in the text. This model of the universes is first suggested in this paper and presented here.

Keywords: Accelerating Universe; Hubble's Constant; Model of the Universes; Virial Theorem

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 17 June 2016

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