>>13598492Well, I guess I fundamentally disagree. I see the big bang as the overlap of two fields of energy resulting in the condensation of energy into matter in a very compressed format -> anti-gravity (pressure causing the gravity part of relativity to turn negative).
I don't view the big bang as generating space, I see space as a blank non-metric'd volume that doesn't warrant analysis till something occupies it.
Based on this, it's pretty likely that more than 1 such overlap could have occurred and might even be common outside of our area of observation.
