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Michaela SJ
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Ok, this question is prompted by watching a TV program on the Big Bang - sorry!
Right after inflation, there was a flood of matter/anti-matter. The matter/anti-matter went through a period of annihilation but there was a residual amount of (anti-)matter left that has become our physical universe.
Is it possible that the matter/anti-matter annihilation resulted in what we now know as Dark Energy and there was quantum type particle that resulted from the collisions of the matter/anti-matter that we have not yet seen that is the Dark Matter we 'know' is there but can't see?
Right after inflation, there was a flood of matter/anti-matter. The matter/anti-matter went through a period of annihilation but there was a residual amount of (anti-)matter left that has become our physical universe.
Is it possible that the matter/anti-matter annihilation resulted in what we now know as Dark Energy and there was quantum type particle that resulted from the collisions of the matter/anti-matter that we have not yet seen that is the Dark Matter we 'know' is there but can't see?