Thread: explaining the universe

Hi guys, I watched a program the other night that got me thinking, just like in the atom when the electron circles but keeps its distance from the proton and neutron, dark matter in the Universe could also be negative anti-matter and 'dark energy' it's anti-gravitational effect expanding the universe. It also explains how 0 + 'the big bang' = +matter and -matter. An expanding apparently seemingly infinite universe of both + and - created from nothing

I'm not sure I'm understanding the relation between atoms with their electrons and anti-matter or how that explains the big bang. Care to elucidate?

I think what he is saying is, life in its smallest form resembles its extrapolation, and is found visually when comparing two different aspects that appear to function in a similar manner. Like DNA polymers looking just like universal pathways bordered by dark matter.