Measuring the Distance Between First & Last Particles of the Big Bang

reportman · Nov 12, 2012

Can we measure the distance between the first particle to enter the Bang event field and the last particle to enter? What would this distance indicate?

mfb · Nov 13, 2012

What is the "Bang event field"? Not even google knows that (with this thread as only result).

Edit: Similar to this thread, I think you should read a bit about the big bang first. Your question does not make sense.

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