The Critical Density and the Schwarzschild Density
Bill Fortenberry
The paper below provides evidence in support of my claim that the critical density of the universe is the same as its density at its Schwarzschild radius. The correlation between these two proves that our universe must have been created recently and instantaneously since the current density of the universe is only slightly less than its critical density, and it is not possible for the universe to expand from a condition of having a greater density than its critical density to a condition of having a density lower than its critical density. The universe must have been created with its matter spread over a distance large enough to lower the density below its critical density.