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The matter/energy was not evenly distributed after the big bang is this correct? I like to think of the big bang as all matter/energy in a perfect sphere that explodes out perfect and symetrical, but the evidence proves otherwise I guess? Other branes pulling perhaps on our universe altered the expansion in different areas? The rate of expansion has increased over time making it difficult to extrapolate back as well I suppose?
Perhaps a supermassive black hole resides in the spot in our current universe where the big bang occurred due to its age and the probability that a lot of matter would have been in closer to the origin?
Perhaps a supermassive black hole resides in the spot in our current universe where the big bang occurred due to its age and the probability that a lot of matter would have been in closer to the origin?