The Ejection Theory of the Origin and Ultimate Fate of the Cosmos

by Nicholas Brackney

The ejection theory is an explanation of the origin and ultimate fate of the cosmos. It states that our known universe, called the cosmos, began when the dark mass, a supermassive black hole made of the building blocks of the universe, many orders of magnitude larger than any previously conceived of, ejected some of itself into space. The cosmos reached an apex before falling back toward the dark mass, and will eventually end in collision.

Questions answered by the ejection theory 1) What caused the inflation shortly after the beginning of the cosmos? 2) Why is the cosmos expanding at an accelerating rate, and what is dark energy? 3) What came before the beginning of the cosmos? 4) How and when will the cosmos end? 5) Is there a multiverse, or are there other universes?

Originally published as Unseating the Big A New Theory of the Origin and Ultimate Fate of the Cosmos (2013). While the core idea of the ejection theory remains unchanged, certain important errors have been corrected, and there is now a good estimate of when the collision will happen.

13 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 17, 2022