Astrophysics and Space Science in Marche III: Big Bang, Big stars, Big Computers

Some Problems Between the Classical Big Bang Theory and Observational Data

Not scheduled

20m

Sala Congressi della Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi (Jesi)

Talk

Speaker

Nino Kochiashvili (Abastumani Astrophysical Observatory, Georgia)

Description

At least two of the key claims of the classical Big Bang theory, which concerned the very point of origin of the Universe, remain strangely unscientific even today: a) the universe arose from "nothing" and b) it then expanded inflationary.
I will briefly examine some discrepancies between theory and observations and propose a different starting point, attempting to build a model of the universe based on existing observational data.