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Fine-tuning the origin of the universe

Author:

Leon, Antonio

Category:

Research Papers

Sub-Category:

Cosmology

Language:

English

Date Published:

March 17, 2026

File:

/Research Papers-Cosmology/Download/10271

Downloads:

201

Keywords:

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Abstract:

This article explores the origin of the observable universe, emphasizing the near-unanimous conclusion that the universe had a beginning. It contrasts two main paths to this conclusion: the classical route through general relativity equations, supported by empirical evidence like the universe's expansion and cosmic microwave background radiation, and a formal approach derived from the Principle of Directional Evolution. The latter suggests that the universe's cause is external and unknowable through science limited to this universe. The paper also discusses the fine-tuning of the fundamental physical constants from a probabilistic perspective, considering the number of constants and the number of their invariant decimal figures, demonstrating that fine-tuning supports the universe's origination by a cause external to the universe itself.

Comments

Steve Olah(Laguna Woods, United States):

The infinitely large empty space may contain an infinite number of Universes like ours at any one time. It can be assumed that Universes are recycled and ours is on its millions or so recycle at this time. Man is not in control of anything. We could really screw it up. Think of free fusion power, E = m x c^2. We would be cooked to death in no time.

Posted: July 26, 2025 @ 1:06:01 am

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