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Can the "big bang" be wrong?
The bing bang theory simply states that there was a point at which the time limit of all frames tends to zero ,then it exploded (I think) and the universe was created. then it is supposed that the total summation of forces , energy and matter distributions (just all physical quantities) be perfectly symmetric .
So why isn't the universe perfectly symmetric? What's wrong with my assumption?
And what would happen if it was proved that the bing bang was a mistake?
The bing bang theory simply states that there was a point at which the time limit of all frames tends to zero ,then it exploded (I think) and the universe was created. then it is supposed that the total summation of forces , energy and matter distributions (just all physical quantities) be perfectly symmetric .
So why isn't the universe perfectly symmetric? What's wrong with my assumption?
And what would happen if it was proved that the bing bang was a mistake?