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Evolution of the Wave-based Universe (Part 7)
In the last post, we saw how the Universe would look at the beginning of the second wave (Wave 2) of essential element cascades – which would occur approximately 13 Gyr (billion years) after the...
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Evolution of the Wave-based Universe (Part 8)
In the last post, we saw how the Universe would look 1 Gyr after the first introduction of Wave 2 essential elements into Space (@ 17 Gyr). Two classes of Wave 2 galaxies were forming in various U2...
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Evolution of the Wave-based Universe (Part 9)
In the last post, we placed our galaxy, The Milky Way, in the context of the larger Universe at 17 Gyr and broached the subject of what would have been, at that time, the future limits of our current...
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Evolution of the Wave-based Universe (Part 10)
In the last post, we examined both when the Overall Universe stopped expanding (@ 19 Gyr) and when the volumes of Wave 1 and Wave 2 space became equal (@ 24 Gyr). At this point, we’ll fast-forward 2...
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Evolution of the Wave-based Universe (Part 11)
In the last post, we looked at the events around the start of Wave 3 cascades and the subsequent initial introduction of Wave 3 essential elements in Space. At that point, our local Wave 2 area would...
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Recently Discovered Hydrogen Clouds = Wave 3 Galaxies?
[I am going to temporarily suspend my series on "Evolution of the Wave-based Universe" in order to write about some other elements of Cascading Essence Cosmology that have been pressing on my mind...
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