The Quantum Big Bang and Our Collapsing Universe

An oscillating cycle of expansion followed by contraction can account for the singularity first proposed by Lemaitre, and provides a framework for understanding how the cosmos can be self-creating. A universe which is contracting, and not expanding, can account for the phenomenon identified as acceleration and the uneven, clumpy nature of the cosmos, “dark energy”, colliding galaxies, and the great galactic walls separated by vast voids.
Quantum physics and relativity predict that a singularity–which has shrunk to smaller than a Planck Length (1.61619926 x 10-33 cm), will blow an imploding hole through the fabric of the space-time quantum continuum, forming an Einstein-Rosen bridge and creating a mirror universe on the other side.
The evidence briefly reviewed here, indicates we may be dwelling in a Mirror Universe which formed from the remnants of a collapsing antimatter universe which blew a hole in the quantum continuum thereby leading to this universe on the other side. Further, our Mirror Universe may not be expanding, but already collapsing and accelerating to its doom.

Contents
1. The Quantum Big Bang and Our Collapsing Universe: Colliding Galaxies, Black Holes, Singularity, Anti-Matter Mirror Universe, and the Big Crunch
2. Cyclic Oscillating Theories Of Creation
3. Mirror Universe. Quantum Implosion, Cyclic Creations
4. A Collapsing Universe: Galactic Walls, Colliding Galaxies, Great Voids
5. The Formation Of Local Singularities: Black Holes, Red Shifts
6. Red Shifts And The Myth Of An Expanding Universe
7. Acceleration And A Black Hole At the Center of the Universe
8. The Antimatter Universe: Through The Looking Glass
9. The Creation of a Mirror Universe
10. The Universe Is Not Expanding, But Collapsing
11. References