“Scientists believe that quark-gluon plasma filled the entire Universe during the first few microseconds after the Big Bang”
OK physics students, please answer me this: 1. How did these particles inhabit 10s of billion of light years, perhaps infinite light years of cubic space, from a single point, in a few microseconds? After the "first few microseconds" the universe was still fairly tiny?
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12/12/2018 12:09:34 PM PST by
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“After the “first few microseconds” the universe was still fairly tiny? “
If that was the case then both time and space can be compressed, making both intergalactic and time travel possible.
Or, it does to my simple mind.
Which then raises another question, what’s on the outside of the exploding bubble known as our universe? Is absolute nothing possible?