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RE: what if big bang again??
Tim, I think there is not a chance in the world that the universe would emerge the exact way twice.
What we observe in the background radiation today is (among other things) tiny differences in the diffusion of matter. It is believed that this is what caused the initial star clusters and galaxies to emerge. The distribution of matter is most likely random. When you view the initial state (ie, the situation right after the Big Bang) with all of the trillions of trillions of interactions that have caused the Universe we see today, I think the possibility for a repeat occasion is zero.
Tormod
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