quasars Chapt10: galaxy distribution and density #316 ATOM TOTALITY

Chapter 10
galaxy distribution and density

Subject: quasars as gamma-ray bursts of Atom Totality Nucleus

I have to do some checking for, not sure if the Cosmic Temperature
is 4 degrees Kelvin or whether it is 2.71 degrees Kelvin. What can
be called a Cosmic Ambient temperature.

Anyway, my point though is very clear, in that a Big Bang Universe
is totally lacking in ability to explain the temperature being so
"hot"
although most people would not consider 2.71 degrees Kelvin as a
hot temperature. But that 2.71 K is not attainable from the energy
of stars shining which would be close to 0 K.

So the way the Atom Totality is able to explain our hot Cosmos of
2.71 (or 4 if it is 4) Kelvin is via Dirac "new radioactivities" and
that
is due to Cosmic Gamma Ray Bursts that gives us Quasars.

So that the quasar zone is metaphorically close to the Nucleus stove
and is thus creating a warm Cosmos of 2.71 or 4 Kelvin rather than the
near 0 Kelvin. So that the quasar zone is the glow from the Nucleus
stove of the Cosmos.

Archimedes Plutonium
http://www.iw.net/~a_plutonium/
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies