The Big Bang and Lines of Space: A Simple Dialogue on Two Diverse Concepts

This book is about the the creation of the Universe, written in simple conversational style, with a background story set in India. According to Big Bang theory approximately 13.7 billion year ago, an infinitesimal point in space exploded with such a gigantic force that it is still expanding. During its expansion, it caused the formation of billions of galaxies, numerous stars and our own solar system. This is the most popular scientific theory of the creation of the universe, though it is not flawless. Therefore, a perpetual quest for alternative idea is on. A few ideas of the creation of the universe are based on the widespread conviction that there exists something unseen in empty space, that can convert into particles. Author of this book presented one such idea in his first book Lines of Space, where a medium of space was imagined to be present in empty space, even in vacuum. The book "The Big Bang and Lines of Space' presents a comparison between the Big Bang theory and Lines of Space concept through a dialogue. This book can be read as stand alone without reading the first part 'Lines of Space', and is easy to understand for even non-scientific persons.