Theory Version of the Universe

The universe is the place to describe all the things that happen in our daily life. We are always surrounded by the mysterious theory of the universe. I think it’s complicated when we try to describe the complicated theory of the universe and it’s really reasonable and creative to imagine such great works in our simple mind. Imagining something better for civilization is the core relationship to mankind and nature to describe new things.

Although Science is the fact subject it has some drawbacks that’s why I like to call it the “Half-Truth” subject because we are unable to find out the strong base (fact) to build our laws and theories in it. It is true to somewhat or somewhere between but it would be truly wrong to say that it is 100% perfect and true as there are some assumptions, drawbacks in every law of science. Talking about such drawbacks, we are able to find out the clue to the “Universal Grand Theory”.

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Water on Mars

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Hypothesis in Science

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