Modern science refers to the “big bang” as the beginning of the universe. The “big bang” isn’t the beginning of the universe. It is the beginning of one of the multitudes of “occurrences” within the universe. The galaxy that we are in (milky way) is in one of those occurrences. A “big bang” occurs multitudes of times at different intervals throughout the universe.
When an occurrence succumbs to Gravitational finality the “big bang” happens. The succumbing to gravitational finality by each occurrence is not synchronized. They are random. So while some occurrences may be collapsing others may be expanding.
There is no “multi-verse”. There is only one universe with multitudes of occurrences.
Last Updated on July 20, 2023