Is the Alternate Big Bang Theory Supported by Scientific Evidence?

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The discussion centers on a theory suggesting that the Big Bang resulted from matter transported from another reality via an inter-dimensional bridge. Participants express skepticism about the validity of this theory, questioning its scientific grounding. There is a call for evidence from peer-reviewed literature to support or refute the theory. One participant mentions finding information online and on YouTube but acknowledges the need for more credible sources. The conversation concludes with a request for any peer-reviewed studies related to this model.
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Hi everybody. There is a theory that the big bang was a whole bunch of matter from another reality, transported to this reality by an inter-demintional bridge. I do not agree with this. What does everyone else think?
 
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Well it's possible. Nobody really knows for sure.
 
Ultrastar 1 said:
There is a theory that the big bang was a whole bunch of matter from another reality, transported to this reality by an inter-demintional bridge.

Is there such a theory? Where in the peer-reviewed literature might one find it?
 
Vanadium 50 said:
Is there such a theory? Where in the peer-reviewed literature might one find it?

I only found it online. I first saw it on youtube, then on the online encyclopidias. I will look around for more sources.
 
I'm locking this. Ultrastar, if you find any peer-reviewed literature discussing this model, please PM it to me, and then I will reopen if appropriate.
 

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