Big Twang Theory

    The Big Twang Theory is a compromise between the Big Bang Theory and the String Theory.  It argues that the Big Bang did in fact form the universe and drove it into expansion, but it also argues that the universe expanded by vibration energies, a wave front of cosmic sound.  The "multi-dimensional harmonics account for the multivarient phenomena we perceive at all scales, e.g. galaxies, planets, atoms, and their interactions." In simple terms, the Big Twang Theory describes the formation of the universe as "not born of violence, but of music." The problem with this theory is that it is not well supported or credited by scientists.