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Doesn't that imply that, "everywhere" was, precisely, a single point?
by 725686 22d ago
Doesn't that imply that, "everywhere" was, precisely, a single point?
- Dylan16807 22d agoNo, why would it imply that? One theory that might help you visualize an alternative is that the big bang was basically two 3D universes (floating in higher-dimensional space) slapping against each other really hard. That creates an explosion everywhere even if everywhere is quite big or even infinite.