Our Universe wasn’t empty, even before the Big Bang

11/28/2023

This article challenges the traditional notion that the universe was empty before the Big Bang. It explores the concept of the "cosmic foam," which is a state of the universe where space and time fluctuate at extremely small scales. The article explains that the cosmic foam could have existed before the Big Bang and may have been responsible for the creation of the universe. It discusses the idea that the cosmic foam is not empty, but rather a complex and dynamic structure that was the precursor to the universe as we know it. The article also delves into the implications of this perspective on our understanding of the origin and nature of the universe.

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