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Read the whole thing and stop parsing it.That's why the universe is expanding? I'm not sure what you meant to say, there.The universe was created with nearly equal amounts of matter and anr
Okay. But you can accelerate matter all day, and you have not expanded space. One nanometer of space expanded to 10 light years of space in a tiny fraction of time.As the matter and antimatter annihilated each other, the resulting energy released from that interaction provided the energy to accelerate the remaining matter which quickly coalesced itself as hydrogen and helium and began forming cosmic structure which continued on their paths.
I did. And you can accelerate matter all day, and it doesn't explain why the universe inflated as it did. This remains unknown. By you, or by anyone.Read the whole thing and stop parsing it.
What I just described is an energy source beyond imagination. It’s what started everything. Everything you are trying to describe is secondary to what started it all.I did. And you can accelerate matter all day, and it doesn't explain why the universe inflated as it did. This remains unknown. By you, or by anyone.Read the whole thing and stop parsing it.
You are a moron. You are discussing things that have no meaning to you.The inflation event ended about 10^-32 s after the big bang. The first subatomic particles were not formed until later, about 10^-11 seconds after the big bang.
Well ding, I gotta tell ya, thats not a good defense of the following as the reason why space is expanding:You are a moron. You are discussing things that have no meaning to you.
The creation of space and time started as subatomic particles occupying a very tiny space in nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
What part of nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter which existed as subatomic particles annihilating each other did you not get?I did. And you can accelerate matter all day, and it doesn't explain why the universe inflated as it did. This remains unknown. By you, or by anyone.Read the whole thing and stop parsing it.
Haha, what a great ding line. I award you 100 pap points.What I just described is an energy source beyond imagination.
Again. Stop parsing what I wrote.Well ding, I gotta tell ya, thats not a good defense of the following as the reason why space is expanding:You are a moron. You are discussing things that have no meaning to you.
The creation of space and time started as subatomic particles occupying a very tiny space in nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
....given that the matter to which you attribute the expansion of space did not exist until after the inflationary epoch.
You are demomstrably wrong. And you do not know why space is expanding. Nobody does.
What I don't get about it is how you offer that as an explanation for the expansion of space, given that none of that existed until after the inflationary period.What part of nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter which existed as subatomic particles annihilating each other did you not get?
Sure we do. The creation of space and time caused it.We don'tt know why the universe is expanding. We dont know exactly the rate at which it is exanding, or why it appears to be speeding up in its expansion. Did a fluctuation in its earliest state determine the makeup of the universe and the laws of physics in it? Possibly!
What exactly do you believe happens when matter and antimatter interact?What I don't get about it is how you offer that as an explanation for the expansion of space, given that none of that existed until after the inflationary period.What part of nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter which existed as subatomic particles annihilating each other did you not get?
I don't get that, because it is absurd. Nobody does or should "get" that.
We dont know why space expanded then, or why it is expanding so qickly now. We are searching for fields in our universe resembling the field postulated to have caused the expansion. 40 years later, no luck.
That's not an explanation. Why would such an event cause such rapid expansion, from a smaller state? Why would it wait 10 ~36 s to do so? Why would it then slow?The creation of space and time caused it.
Irrelevant. Neither existed until after the inflationary period. You really need to abandon that line entirely, ding. You are discrediting yourself.What exactly do you believe happens when matter and antimatter interact?
It absolutely is because the creation of space and time involved nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter whose reaction provided the energy to put the remaining matter into motion.That's not an explanation. Why would such an event cause such rapid expansion, from a smaller state? Why would it wait 10 ~36 s to do so? Why would it then slow?The creation of space and time caused it.
You are just replacing mysteries with mysteries, there. They are they same mysteries we already face. To reband them doesn't explain them.
...but the inflationary epoch came before, and had ended.It absolutely is because the creation of space and time involved nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter
It’s totally relevant that the universe began with nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter.Irrelevant. Neither existed until after the inflationary period. You really need to abandon that line entirely, ding. You are discrediting yourself.What exactly do you believe happens when matter and antimatter interact?
Which means what exactly?...but the inflationary epoch came before, and had ended.It absolutely is because the creation of space and time involved nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter
Say it with me, kids....
As an explanation for why the universe intially expanded, it is not. You can look it up.It’s totally relevant that the universe began with nearly equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
