Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reaction, Space Voids and Galaxy Clusters

Abstract

It is shown that the cause of cosmic voids and galaxy clusters is the chaotic motion of galaxies. According to I. Prigogine, in an open system, near a stationary state, far from equilibrium, fluctuations of parameters are possible. Therefore, in chemical cyclic systems such as the Belousov-Zhabotinsky reaction, the concentration of substances can take on any values, and these values ​​can fluctuate over time. If we assume that the Universe is an open system, which is located near a stationary state (far from equilibrium), then in some regions of the Universe the concentration of galaxies can be any, which inevitably leads to the appearance of clusters of galaxies and space voids.