The Big Bang may have been caused by some ♥♥♥♥ previously made by some very advanced civilization, or by some cyclical natural reaction, after all, the logic is that there was something, and for something to suffer such a violent reaction to the level of reaching the point of inflation that defined a "reboot" in reality, is definitely something scary.
The quantum scale excludes the existence of total emptiness, because on the quantum scale particles appear and disappear in a context that is still inexplicable.
One of the theories is the "branes", boundary limits between Universes that occasionally allow particles from another universe to invade our Universe.
In theory, there would be very tenuous boundaries between universes, and some particles would be able to temporarily migrate in the multiverse.
I believe the Universe is an entity, a living being, that's why we find molecules capable of generating carbon-based life anywhere. We are on such an infinitely small scale, close to the quantum scale, so we cannot see the life that is our host.
In my "crazy" theory, black holes would be regions in which the universe is dying, and therefore all the "cells" that define reality are consumed by the degradation of the space-time fabric, and later, after billions or trillions of years ("black holes" take a LONG time to dissipate), they enter a recycling cycle, because what is left is a kind of "fertilizer" matter, which serves for the reemergence of a new universe.





Walter das Trevas [palcomp3.com]

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