Polarized universe. What it is mean? What is your point of view?

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1 ►The universe’s symmetry isn’t spherical, but the universe would be like spinning sphere? If it is so, where is the reference frame for the rotation?

2 ►This symmetry can explain where would be the antimatter? Matter and antimatter would be towards the poles, and there would be an equator empty?

3 ►It is possible that the plane rotation for the E.W. would be related to asymmetric molecules in the space? The panspermia hypothesis [Fred Hoyle] suggest an Universe filled with bacteria (as cosmic dust). This kind of dust can rotate the polarized waves, yes?
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Answer 1

The entire universe rotates, swings in an eliptical arc, around the only stationary body in the universe, The Eternal Isle of Paradise, the home of the Paradise Deities and the destiny for all ascending Faith Sons of God. Paradise is the focal point for physical gravity, centered in the Universal Father, the first person of the Paradise Trinity, spiritual gravity, centered in the Eternal Son, the second person of the Paradise Trinity, and mindal gravity, centered in the Infinite Spirit, the third person of the Trinity. This immense body is shielded from view because it's surrounded by enormous, orbiting "dark gravity bodies." I could go on at great length here but, for now, won't. If you'd like more information, please email me [e-mail]

Answer 2

Hi. Polarization has to do with electromagnetic radiation and how it gets 'twisted' when moving through a magnetic field. Matter as a substance does not get polarized, which is different from 'spin'. Panspermia is the thought that small living (or dormant) life forms such as spores may get carried from one system (or planet within a system) by forces within the system. If we find DNA containing structures on Mars this will support the theory. http://physicsworld.com/cws/article/news/9917