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The SituationPrior to the big bang, our known universe+ was squished into a singularity. As a singularity, there were several charactaristics that raise an eyebrow. These are:
- At that pressure, no elements exist. Theoretically, all matter was in the form of whatever the simplest atomic structure, whether that is quarks or some other unknown building block.
- All matter occupied the same space, literally indistinguishable from the next piece of matter.
The result was a uniform mixture of the most basic building blocks, pressureized to an infinite pressure, and distributed over no space.
When the pressure reached too great an infinity
, the singularity exploded.
Problem 1When the singularity exploded, what was the determining factor that decided the direction each peice of matter exploded in?
Problem 2How did a uniform mixture explode into a non-uniform Universe where no two identical superatomic (no two planets, stars, asteroids, or gaseous clusters are alike) objects exist, and furthermore, no uniform distribution of matter across the universe?