Friday, April 8, 2016

The forerunner of the really shape of the Universe


The forerunner of the really shape of the Universe

When I wrote the Persian text of A Modern Model for the Universe fifteen years ago (2001), I was thinking that a day would come in which cosmologists will reach my theory about the shape of the Universe, and it would has been confirmed.
Recently, I have found an article in the web and considered it as the forerunner of my idea. Now you can see a brief of the article as following:

Is space-time shaped like a SPIRAL? 
Universe has a 'golden ratio' that keeps everything in order, researchers claim
  • South African researchers say the universe is governed by a 'golden ratio'.
  • They say space-time itself is defined by this mathematical constant.
  • The ratio (1.618) is found across nature in plants, hurricanes and more.
  • But the researchers say it is also ever-present in the universe.
  • This means it might make up space-time itself.
Published: 13:49 GMT, & Updated: 14:27 GMT, 5 December 2014
A cosmic constant known as the ‘golden ratio’ is said to be found in the shape of hurricanes, elephant tusks and even in galaxies.
Now researchers say this ratio is also seen in the topology of space-time, affecting the entire universe as a whole.
And they say this number can be used to link everything in the universe together, from space-time to chemistry to biology.
South African researchers have claimed that the universe is governed by a 'golden ratio'. They say space-time itself is defined by this mathematical constant. The ratio - 1.618 - is found across nature in plants, hurricanes and more (shown). But the researchers say it is also ever-present in the universe. The research was carried out by Dr. Jan Boeyens at the University of Pretoria and Dr. Francis Thackeray of the University of the Witwatersrand in South Africa.
They say the golden ratio - 1.618 - can be seen ‘related not only to aspects of mathematics but also to physics, chemistry, biology and the topology of space-time, and it may dictate how certain things in the universe take shape. 

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