Two Big Bangs, One Universe: A New Study That Challenges the Standard Cosmological Model

Two Big Bangs, One Universe: A New Study That Challenges the Standard Cosmological Model
Two cosmological mysteries continue to fascinate scientists and science enthusiasts alike. The first is understanding in detail how the Universe came into existence. The second is the nature of dark matter, a substance which is thought to be far more prevalent than all the stars and galaxies in the Universe. A recent paper explores a possible intricate connection between these two phenomena and proposes that the beginning of the Universe included not one, but two, Big Bangs.
To understand the implications of this interesting new idea, we must first consider the prevailing understanding of both the Big Bang and dark matter.
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