Cosmic Microwave Anisotropies due to a Rotating Kerr White Hole
In my latest podcast I lay out the full details and evidence for the Big Bang Kilonova Hypothesis.
May the Lambda-CDM model Rest In Peace.
Our universe was born forth from a rotating white hole, which itself had just been born, in the heart of what later came to be the Eridanus Supervoid. This is evident by the vortex spiral pattern of the large scale anisotropies found in the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation by both WMAP and Planck. Specifically we see two large scale anisotropies spiralling into towards the Cold Spot upon the resultant maps of the microwave sky. This twin spiral pattern has the same geometry and shape as the flow of gravitational waves arising from a kilonova event.
A kilonova is a transient astrophysical event that occurs when a pair of compact bodies, such as a pair of neutron stars, collide. The resultant collision produces a pair of short gamma ray bursts and the resultant birth of a new black hole.
The Big Bang Kilonova Hypothesis looks to describes the birth of our universe resulting from an equivalent kilonova event from inside the Superverse.