Thesis explores simultaneous Big Bang events in space-time, suggesting implications for creating such phenomena.
Thesis: The Big Bang, which created the visible universe, occurred simultaneously in two distant locations in space-time, which is infinite in every dimension. In one of these locations, matter arose, and in the other, an unknown type of matter (hereinafter referred to as reversible matter), possessing, among other things, negative mass and energy, which, upon contact, reduce to a state of zero mass and energy, that is, to absolute nothingness. The total energy, mass, and quantum entropy of both clusters of matter and reversible matter together are zero. Such Big Bangs arise spontaneously in different locations in space-time as a result of quantum fluctuations. In the future, it may become possible to artificially induce such explosions.
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Grzegorz Szczerba (2026) studied this question.
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