The Steinhardt-Turok model of the universe is, in some ways, "simpler" than our normal model because ______, and another benefit of it is that ______. Question 12 options: a) it doesn't have a Big Bang, and instead continues linearly in time; it has some observational support from experiments, unlike Inflation b) it doesn't require Dark Energy, as it is higher-dimensional; it has some observational support from experiments, unlike Inflation c) it doesn't have a Big Bang, and instead continues linearly in time; it has a nearby brane that we could contact, or use as an energy source d) it doesn't need Dark Matter, since it has slightly different gravity equations; it is cyclic, which helps solve the Fine-Tuning problem e) it doesn't need inflation, and uses Dark Energy to solve several issues at once; it is cyclic, which helps solve the Fine-Tuning