Possibly more than one Big Bang?

If there was more than one, it would imply multiple Universes. Many cosmic bubbles in a giant froth. They say the angels sang before the Universe was born. Was sound the force used to create the Universe? We now that sound in a liquid can create heat and bubbles. It makes sense. After that, the energy fanned out like ripples on a pond surface. Where extra matter piled up, galaxies were formed.

That is basic linear multiverse theory there. Now you need to understand that you wrote that post an infinite amount of times before and will an infinite amount of times in the future all spaced out by the life cycle of the universe and varied by the possilibities of each way it could unfold. Everything you can think that is possible either has happened, is happening or will happen.

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Yes I think I have seen this theory about even atoms being stretched so that they fall apart but it all sounds like something else I have also read about and that's the singularity that blew itself apart to create all the matter in the universe so we end up with a infinite number of big bangs.

I still think the answer is we are inside a computer and our laws of physics are anything the programmer wanted them to be, game rules if you like and this theory is backed up because according to Moorse law we should have the computing power in about another 50 years time simulate the earth down to the finest detail and because DNA is base 4 computer code but who know I could be wrong.