The presentation in the website is based on the five lectures which I have given in 2019

Lecture 1: Void And Birth From Darkness

Lecture 2: Journey To Illumination: Galaxies From Cradle To Grave

Lecture 3: Universal Fractal Wheel: Cycle Of Creation And Destruction

Lecture 4: Universe Seen At Home Galaxy- Clean of Black-Hole And Beginning of a New Scientific Age

Lecture 5: Cosmic Incantation (Magic Spell): Turbulence, Knot, Triskelion and Cosmic Design

The website will  bring a radical reorientation of thinking and a critical examination of the foundation on which our present understanding of the universe is based. In other words, we may have to abandon most of our cherished scientific theories about the nature of the universe.  

In the new scenario of creation that I will present the dark  universe plays a central role. In fact, dark galaxies and clusters and structures bigger than the galaxy clusters should be abundant everywhere in the universe.  Dark structures exist even around our own Local Group of Galaxies. I expects that the content of this presentation will receive scrutiny of the scientific community without any prejudice. Every image used in this website has been created by using data available from different observatories. Deeper structures are seen in false colours by using different filters, gamma corrections and tracing techniques available in different image processing programmes.

The presentation is divided into different parts following the lectures I have mentioned above. The first part starts in the region of the sky known as the Great Void lying in the constellation of Bootes in the North Galactic sky. It spans an area with an angular diameter of more than 25 degree (the size of the moon is half a degree in comparison). Instead of hundreds of thousands of galaxies, which are expected to populate such a region, there are only 60 dwarf galaxies observed so far. We present this so-called Great Void as the cradle of galaxy formation where dwarf structures appear from a dark realm. It is a laboratory to watch how dark filamentary structures interact and shoot out jets from the dark world and create the seeds of galaxy formation. The seeds take the form of wheels, which get confined inside several layers of cocoons of gases enveloping them. These tiny wheels, forming at the centres, weave the gaseous filaments according to a particular pattern of ejections from and accretion toward the centres. Thus the central spirals evolve and become bigger while creating larger wheels around them. By this way the wheel inside wheel inside wheel (fractal wheel) drives the process of growth of structures. During this process of growth the dwarf structures eject many smaller structures which populate the void, In the outskirts of this void, dark galaxies and galaxy clusters are observed. They show branched filamentary growth where the branches entangle with each other in a complex way.

Very interestingly there also exists a dark triple spiral structure with its centre coinciding with the centre of the void. Its arms occupy the entire void region and spread their tentacles outwards into the greater universe. With the formation of dwarf galaxies in the void the structures move southward away from the void centre. The galaxies (still in their childhood) gather around the void in small clusters. Many smaller and looser clusters can be seen right outside the void boundary.

The second part “Journey to Illumination” presents the story of galaxy clustering as well as their evolutions to their youth and old age. As the galaxies travel away from the void they become larger in sizes and form denser clustering.The loose clusters made of less developed galaxies are replaced by denser clusters of young evolved galaxies - for example, like in the Coma cluster that lies several hundreds of millions of light years away from the void. In this part we tell the story of the evolution of larger and larger clusters and the development of galaxies which possess more and more Active Galactic Nuclei. This process of evolution of galaxies create many more smaller galaxies as ejections occurring from the centres of the main structures. These smaller galaxies create the major galactic population of the clusters. The interactions of these luminous galaxies with themselves as well as the dark galaxies existing around them create a youthful ”play ground” for the young galaxies in the universe. More the structures move southwards, the galaxies become more powerful and develop more energetic galactic nuclei from where smaller galaxies and jets of high energy particles move out in space. When one reaches the sky near Centaur and Hydra constellation the galaxies reach their highest splendour and create densest clusters of active galaxies. They form associations with each other and build even bigger cosmic structures called super-clusters of clusters. The most well known super-cluster in this region is Shapely super-cluster. The clusters in this super-cluster are much more dense than the Coma cluster. Reaching this stage they create marvellous illumination in the universe. The journey  proceeds further south towards a realm known as the “Great Attractor”. The galaxies move towards something immensely great, like rivers flowing towards a great ocean. As one passes this realm of splendid illumination, the galaxies reach older ages and look redder. These old galaxies continue  building even bigger associations of galaxies than the Shapeley super-cluster. In Horologium constellation they create an enormous structure resembling a huge wheel. The clusters of old galaxies array along the outer rim of this wheel. It contains a smaller inner rim at the central part, where huge star-looking red objects shine.The spaces between the rims and the centre become more and more empty and dark. It is the death ring of the galaxies.The interactions of galaxies in the clusters break the bigger structures into smaller structures, which again break apart into even smaller bodies.Thus the decay of the once luminous world occurs by following a cascade of disintegration. Finally these disintegrated parts sink inside a whirlpool of darkness lying at the centre.The centre of the Horologium super-super-cluster becomes the centre of a graveyard of galaxies which extends far outside Horlogium. Thus the darkness from where the galaxies once started their journeys become their resting place before the cycle repeats again. The universe rises from the darkness to light and return from light to darkness. The universe is both dark and luminous. It has no beginning and end.

Next we describe the development of the universal wheel from its inception at birth to the final stage when it ends up in occupying the entire galactic nucleus as a three dimensional structure. In fact, it becomes a round torus with a tiny central hole inside. The star looking objects around the inner ring of the Horologium super-super-cluster are in fact nuclei of massive galaxies which have reached their end phase of life. As said before, this wheel acts as the mechanism of ejections of gases from the centre as well as accretion towards the centre. In this part we discuss how the weaving mechanism bring the structures through different stages of life cycle.

After that we look into the centre of our own Milky Way galaxy. Our main focus here is the fractal spiral, which resides at the centre of the galaxy, as well as the ejections and accretion,which take place at the centre without involving any black-hole. We shall see how very massive stars are born from the process of ejections from the centre and contribute to the x-ray output one observes. The collisions of hot winds blowing from the helium stars explain the x-ray phenomenon. The galactic centre also acts as a laboratory for formation of star-clusters involving the process of ejection. It too gives a dramatic picture of ejection of molecular gases from the centre. It is the closest realm where we can study how a micro-triskelion forms inside a mini-triskelion, which in turn is embedded inside the universal wheel from where arms made of stars, dusts and gases are hurled out into space. We end this part with the discussion of dark galaxies which move around the neighbourhood of our Local Group of galaxies.

In the part “Cosmic Incantation” we go through the  design behind the creation of cosmic bodies starting from stars to the super-super-cluster and beyond. It involves interactions with the dark matter, the weaving by the universal wheel with a fractal triple spiral at its heart, and evolutions of a fractal knot as the foundations of the ejection and accretion. It is amazing to see how universe unifies all as one entangled body where the largest structure images itself in its parts in smaller and smaller scales. The so-called chaos appears to be an expression of a cosmic order and one feels awed and enthralled by the simplicity which lies behind the creation. However the template, which the universe uses to weave the structures, which we call the “Cosmic Design”,is the most complex object one can ever imagine. It is the “wand of destiny” which no human mind will ever be able to comprehend. It is a fractal involving complex entanglement embedded inside another complex entanglement inside another complex entanglement and so on. We end this chapter by recognizing a realm of the universe which is beyond all knowing and understanding of the human mind.

Finally the question “What is gravity?” remains unclear. The seeding of structures involve ejections from the dark realm as result of turbulence. The seed forms through a process of confinement by the surrounding dark matter that fills the universe. The ”spiral wheel” at the centre acts as a magnetic object, which ejects and accretes gases while setting the process of creation and growth of structures. With it a fractal knot develops. Behind this complex process there seems to exist a cosmic design. The phenomenon of gravity may result from some or all these factors.

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