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jackmell
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I like this idea guys:
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/08/22/big-bang-was-actually-phase-change/?intcmp=features
It just makes sense to me since so much of Nature involves phase-changes. What do you guys think? Is this consistent with the current work in LQG?
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/08/22/big-bang-was-actually-phase-change/?intcmp=features
Now, a team of physicists says the Big Bang should be modeled as a phase change: the moment when an amorphous, formless universe analogous to liquid water cooled and suddenly crystallized to form four-dimensional space-time, analogous to ice.
It just makes sense to me since so much of Nature involves phase-changes. What do you guys think? Is this consistent with the current work in LQG?