What does pre-bangian mean?
Pre-bangian means (rare) Pertaining to a hypothetical era before the Big Bang..
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(rare) Pertaining to a hypothetical era before the Big Bang..
There are several good examples of what we may call pre-bangian relics, relics from before the Big Bang: one is a stochastic background of gravitational waves, very much like the already mentioned electromagnetic background that fills up our Universe at a temperature of 2.7 degrees above absolute zero.
Perhaps the prebangian universe started to undergo a big crunch and turned around when the density got too high—a big bounce.
What was nothing like, how could it explode, and what came before it (for physicists now suggest there may have been a ‘pre-bangian’ universe)?
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Pre-bangian means (rare) Pertaining to a hypothetical era before the Big Bang..
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There are several good examples of what we may call pre-bangian relics, relics from before the Big Bang: one is a stochastic background of gravitational waves, very much like the already mentioned electromagnetic background that fills up our Universe at a temperature of 2.7 degrees above absolute zero.
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