The cosmic big-bang: how could mankind escape from it?

Abstract

When modern people these days ask, how did the universe come up at all and how did it evolve, then the answer given to them by cosmologists is: By the Big-Bang! - That gigantic, big initial explosion of cosmic matter - an explosive event at which cosmic matter was created at an incredibly high density and temperature driving with the inherent incredibly high pressure this matter apart of eachother till the present times, when one finds the universe with all its contents in a big Hubble expansion dynamics. This answer, however, provokes the question, how later then organized, organic matter, like especially also mankind, could escape from this inferno? All the more, since relativistic material pressure also does effectively gravitate and thus just impedean explosion. This question as we shall show here has an astonishing answer: This only could happen by a pressure of an unusual type that is not connected with matter, but with a pressurized, cosmic vacuum.