Existence in Infinite Cycles: From Einstein to Penrose on the Cyclical Universe and the Philosophy of Creation
Existence in Infinite Cycles: From Einstein to Penrose on the Cyclical Universe and the Philosophy of Creation introduction to writing: In this article, we will examine in depth the cyclical universe theories first put forward by Albert Einstein and developed by Roger Penrose, their relationship with the philosophy of creation, and how they may affect our perspective on the origin of the universe. By explaining complex concepts and scientific terms, we will comprehensively discuss the place of cyclical universe models in our effort to understand the mysteries of the universe. Albert Einstein's Cyclic Universe Model: In the early years of his general theory of relativity, Einstein attempted to develop a static model of the universe. In this model, the universe had an infinite and eternal mass-energy distribution. But this model contradicted the observed expansion of the universe. To resolve this contradiction, Einstein proposed the "quivering universe" model in 1931. In
