One reads and hears about the big bang starting as a point in space time.

Some speculate that particles then appeared one after the other.

I have read that is not the case.

Instead particles appeared all together at once simultaneously.

Would this would be some form of sphere or something else ?

Tau.Neutrino said:

One reads and hears about the big bang starting as a point in space time.

Some speculate that particles then appeared one after the other.

I have read that is not the case.

Instead particles appeared all together at once simultaneously.

Would this would be some form of sphere or something else ?

It would form a Sheldon?

my totally unproven/unscientific
veiw of the Universe is that its a Series of gravitational Black Holes

and re-releasing of matter quite literally since the “Beginning of Time”

Tau.Neutrino said:

One reads and hears about the big bang starting as a point in space time.

Some speculate that particles then appeared one after the other.

I have read that is not the case.

Instead particles appeared all together at once simultaneously.

Would this would be some form of sphere or something else ?

Think of it as evolution, or if you prefer, symmetry breaking.

There is a hypothesis that the common ancestors of all modern particles (including the graviton) appeared spontaneously over a very short period of time and then these diversified into the subatomic particles that we all know and love today.

That remains a hypothesis.

As for “sphere”, think “pointlike”.

https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/jwst-trick-see-dark-matter/

Link

mollwollfumble said:

Tau.Neutrino said:

One reads and hears about the big bang starting as a point in space time.

Some speculate that particles then appeared one after the other.

I have read that is not the case.

Instead particles appeared all together at once simultaneously.

Would this would be some form of sphere or something else ?

Think of it as evolution, or if you prefer, symmetry breaking.

There is a hypothesis that the common ancestors of all modern particles (including the graviton) appeared spontaneously over a very short period of time and then these diversified into the subatomic particles that we all know and love today.

That remains a hypothesis.

As for “sphere”, think “pointlike”.

That seems very improbable to me.