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Originally Posted by Little Bang
The vast majority of the scientific community believes that the universe started with the Big Bang. That majority also includes most of the real brains, the standard model enthusiasts, and the quantum theorist. I would like to ask a rather simple question, of what was the Big Bang composed in the first 10^-43 seconds?
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Little Bang,
That is a Really Good Question !
Sad, that the moment is less than a good answer. To effectively answer you without mostly opinions on my part or baseless conjecture would require a greater understanding of where both GR and QFT meet (Quantum Gravity). This is because you are very near Plank Time (if not already at it). Processes that were going on in that brief moment would require this knowledge / understanding.
It is for this reason, I do not like theorizing about what the universe was doing near that moment. Too much guesswork / conjecture / unfounded theories.
I start to lose confidence below 10^-6 seconds after (let alone log -43!).
maddog
