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What kind of things were the first moments of the universe?



The form of the Big Bang is interesting. Wave motion that formed material came from emptiness. There is suspicion that two crossing wave motion fields impact each other. And that thing made the wave-particle duality possible. The problem is that wave motion cannot come from emptiness. There must be some kind of source for that thing. 

In some other theories, the Big Bang formed the gravitational wave motion. Or actually, so tight gravitational shockwave that was so tight that it moved other gravitational fields away from it. So in that case, the gravitational wave motion formed the cavitational ball or WARP ball there were no quantum fields or no gravitational waves.

There introduced the idea that the Big Bang formed when two sources of gravitational waves reached the same frequency. That made it possible. The gravitational waves crossed and formed the first material. 

The major problem with all theories about the universe's begin is that they require two sources of wave motion. There is one version of the Big Bang theory. That could explain why material is formed. 

And the reason for that is the Big Bang released two fronts of superstrings or gravitational waves. Because those two gravitational wave fronts are pulling each other together that causes the internal wave motions can reach the outer wave motion front. 

Then there was another front of the wave motion that came behind that shockwave. Because nothing could limit the speed of gravitational waves or the speed of the gravitational superstrings. 

Those follow-up gravitational waves hit the gravitational front which moved slower than the follow-up front of gravitation. The reason for that is that the superstrings that followed the first front were slowing its speed. 

When those strings of gravitational waves hit together started to turn into yarn balls that turned into quarks and other elementary particles. Then we can start thinking about the very first universe where only extremely high-energy quarks, electrons, and gluons existed. The temperature was extremely high. 

And the energy level of those elementary particles must turn lower so that the wave motion is. That those particles sent didn't push them away from each other. 

When quark-gluon plasma sends radiation it acts like all other quantum systems. The energy level of the universe must decrease enough that energy can start traveling away from those quarks. In quantum mechanics, energy flows to the system that is a lower energy level. 

The difference between quarks-gluon plasma and modern material was that quark-gluon plasma was more homogeneous than modern material. So that thing can mean that there were small and short-term warp bubbles around the quarks-gluon plasma. 

That electromagnetic- or quantum vacuum around the quark-gluon plasma caused the vaporization of material was not stable. And there is a possibility that time ran differently than we expected. Time runs slower in the high-energy universe than it runs in the modern universe. But the vaporization of material was faster at the edge of the universe. 

Cosmic inflation existed. But it affected only the edge of the material that was released in the Big Bang. Cosmic inflation is the thing that destroys the universe. But the same cosmic inflation caused the universe's temperature to decrease to the level that the gluons and quarks combined and turned into protons and neutrons. 


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