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Recent theories from researchers at the University of Portsmouth propose that the Big Bang was not an emergence from nothing but a rebound—a cosmic bounce from a prior collapsing universe. This cyclic model replaces the notion of a singular beginning, hinting at an eternal, multiversal flow where universes continually give rise to new ones within larger, unseen realms.
Challenging the Foundations of Cosmology
All these observations raise profound questions about dark matter, dark energy, cosmic origins, and the nature of reality. If dark energy is variable, if the universe spins or cycles, or if it is born inside a black hole, then the "sacred" theories of modern cosmology might need a complete overhaul.