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This book introduces, for the first time, the Centrifugal Propagation Theory (CPT), a new cosmological theory revealing a hidden dynamic connection between the Big Bang and the formation and evolution of spiral galaxies. Its marks a conceptual breakthrough that is poised to reshape the fields of astronomy and astrophysics. The moment of creation and the visible universe become understandable in ways never before imagined.

In this book....

· The evolutionary history of the universe, galaxies, and solar systems is redefined – removing support for the concepts of dark matter, dark energy, and the Laplacian nebular hypotheses, nor "cosmic ripples" as the basis for the formation of large structures in the universe

· The Hubble Law and constant are reinterpreted with a major consequence that the universe is not expanding.

· The formation, symmetry and evolution of spiral galaxies along with their anomalous radial velocity curves are precisely explained without new physics – no longer a basis for dark matter.

· Predicts the age the Earth in the midst of a galaxy 13.8 Byr old and reveals the previously unrecognized major source of the elements of the Periodic Table

· CPT becomes an Occam's razor, explaining an immense body of astronomical observations including: the Tully-Fisher relation, quasars and the extreme brilliance and mass of early galaxies; the Eridanus Supervoid and CMB-Cold Spot; the distributions of galaxy metallicity, Population I and Population II stars, and HI/HII gas fields; and the formation of planets, planetary nebulae and active galactic nuclei among many other phenomena.