Thread: Matter V Anti-matter imbalance and inflation

Assuming, as I do, that there are an infinite number of universes each starting with a " Big Bang", it is highly probable that one big bang could be followed almost immediately ( 10⁻³⁶ seconds ) by another adjacent, potentially causing inflation and the matter imbalance. ( A silent boom-boom )

Where does this proposition break down

Such universes would most likely not be causally connected, i.e. they would not be influencing one another.

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Originally Posted by Markus Hanke

Such universes would most likely not be causally connected, i.e. they would not be influencing one another.

My added bold. You missed a bit!

Originally Posted by SpeedFreek

Originally Posted by Markus Hanke

Such universes would most likely not be causally connected, i.e. they would not be influencing one another.

My added bold. You missed a bit!

Ooops, sorry, you are absolutely right. Thanks for pointing that out