Universe

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The universe is the entirety of spacetime governed by the laws of Science.

It includes:

  • Matter and energy, ordinary (what we see everyday) and "Dark" (hypothesised existence), organised in a defined structure called Cosmic web;
  • Spacetime, in which matter and energy exists

Origin of the universe

At the time of writing (2026-08), the most accepted theory of the universe's origin is the Big Bang Theory.[1]

However, alternative theories, such as the ekpyrotic Universe theory [2], BVG Unified Cosmology [3], and the Bilobular Collision Model [4] are actively under research.

The universe today

The universe is constantly expanding.

  1. Johnson, C. (2017). An Introduction to Geology. In An Introduction to Geology. OpenGeology.
  2. Gunn, A. (2025). This bold theory says the Big Bang wasn’t our beginning. In BBC Science Focus.
  3. Varnam, B. (2026). The BVG Unified Cosmology: A Complete Field-Driven Alternative to the Big Bang. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20591798
  4. Aldana, A. D. (2026). The Origin of the Universe Without a Big Bang Singularity: The Bilobular Collision Model as a Cyclic Anisotropic Alternative to ΛCDM. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20487411